Assess
Baseline missing
Soil tests, crop context, NDVI and weather data are sampled in different systems. The field baseline is rarely current when fertiliser decisions are made.
Mutus Tech
Mutus Tech turns soil, crop, climate, satellite and farm activity data into 12-month fertiliser plans, field tasks and evidence-ready records for sustainable farming.
Live ParallelFarm screenshot — Annual Fertiliser Prediction.
The scaling problem
Assess
Soil tests, crop context, NDVI and weather data are sampled in different systems. The field baseline is rarely current when fertiliser decisions are made.
Plan / Execute
Recommendations sit in PDFs and spreadsheets. Farmers, agronomists and managers work from different plans, dates and field boundaries.
Report
Input records, task completion, NDVI, yield forecasts and reports live in fragments. It is hard to prove what was recommended, applied and changed.
The Mutus approach
The same field polygon threads Assess → Plan → Execute → Monitor → Report. Every season's report data refines the next plan.
Establish the field-level baseline — crop, soil chemistry, climate, NDVI and records — on one polygon, with cyclic refresh.
Generate a 12-month N/P/K/S plan with yield and environmental-performance estimates for that polygon.
Publish recommendations as Farm Tasks and push notifications with photo, input and completion logging.
Track NDVI, crop condition, plan compliance and optional biotic-stress signals — deviation flagged within the season.
Compile field evidence for agronomists, farm groups, supply chains and standards partners.
The same field polygon is the unit at every stage — so evidence is created during the workflow, not reconstructed after it.
Our solutions
Generate field-level NPKS plans, run N-rate sensitivity checks, publish recommendations as Farm Tasks and keep applied inputs traceable. Web and mobile, one source of truth.
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Field-health extensionMobile pest detection and field-level pest intelligence as an optional crop-health signal alongside NDVI and records. Co-developed with ADAS, Sheffield and Liverpool — published in IEEE IoT Journal.
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FoundationThe mobile-cloud architecture, field-polygon data model, AI model services and reporting pipelines that thread every module on the same operating record.
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Live modules
These are real surfaces in the Parallel Farm platform — not concepts. Screenshots throughout are taken from the production environment.
12-month N/P/K/S plan per field, with yield and grain-composition estimates.
Economic sensitivity checks around an agronomically derived N rate when fertiliser or grain prices change.
Per-polygon vegetation-vigour timeline using Sentinel-2 Copernicus imagery; refresh every ~5 days, subject to cloud cover.
Recommendations published as field-level work orders with timing, rate, owner and status.
Per-field temperature, rainfall and radiation history feeding plan assumptions and review.
Per-field GHG estimation from fertiliser, fuel and machinery use — environmental-performance estimation, not self-issued MRV.
Also live: Smart Planning, Records, Reports, Market Prices.
Data and research foundation
131
Mapped UK farm records
Field-level data observed in the platform dataset — soil profiles, climate context, crop and management records. UK / Ghana pilot-demo split documented for partner due diligence.
10,000+
Annotated pest images
Collected from 20+ UK farms over two seasons across 38 pests and 10 field crops; underpins the PEZEGO IEEE IoT Journal paper.
£710K+
UKRI / Innovate UK award
Active Climate-Smart Fertiliser consortium project (Jan 2024 – Sep 2026), calibrating field-level nutrient planning with academic partners.
Datasets are used for research, model development and pilot calibration. Field recommendations remain subject to agronomic context and partner validation. Soil-health interpretation combines NDVI signals with soil tests and management records. Carbon Footprint figures are environmental-performance estimates, not self-issued MRV or carbon-credit certification.
Validation
UKRI / Innovate UK
Jan 2024 – Sep 2026 · £710K+ total funding award. Calibrating field-level nutrient planning and climate-smart practice with academic partners.
IEEE Internet of Things Journal
Co-developed with RSK ADAS, University of Sheffield and University of Liverpool. 20+ farms · 10,000+ annotated images · 38 pests · 10 crops.
IEEE INDIN 2025
Integrated as a ParallelFarm microservice for environmental-performance modelling. University of Sheffield + Mutus Tech.
BridgeAI / Innovate UK
External programme support for AI scale-up and technical collaboration in agri-food.
Adopters
Manage nutrients and crop health from one operating record across multiple fields.
Multi-farm nutrient planning with AHDB-aligned outputs, NDVI evidence and scenario modelling.
A portfolio operating layer — plans, tasks, records and reports across estates.
Insets and sourcing evidence drawn from field-level nutrient and crop-response data.
Regional deployment for extension officers and pilot programmes.
Partners
Universities and applied-research bodies we co-develop modules and validate science with.
Funded programmes and consortia that back our research and product development.
Industry collaborators, technology partners and ecosystem organisations.
Latest updates
8 June 2025
Mutus Tech has been invited to join the official UK delegation to GreenTech 2025 in Amsterdam, 10–12 June, alongside other UK agritech and horticulture innovators.
8 June 2025
Mutus Tech will join the BridgeAI Annual Showcase 2025 in London on 16 June, presenting our latest AI-powered precision agriculture work.
8 May 2025
New collaborative initiatives across Africa, Latin America and other key agricultural regions aim to adapt AI-enabled tools to local farming contexts.
Work with us
We're actively looking for three kinds of partners to scale from pilot fields to farm-group-grade evidence.
01
Productive farms, farm groups or smallholder programmes ready to run the full Assess → Plan → Execute → Monitor → Report loop on defined fields for one season.
02
Certifiers, agronomists, soil advisers and standards bodies to co-design outcome packs so our data plugs into partner-validated evidence workflows.
03
Buyers, funders and public-sector programmes ready to convert partner-validated nutrient-efficiency and soil-health outcomes into follow-on commitments.