FieldPulse Crop Health API is a paid API for AI agents from fieldpulse-tan.vercel.app, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns satellite NDVI, soil conditions, health score, and recommended actions for a specified crop and geographic location
Satellite NDVI, soil intelligence, yield forecasts, pest alerts, irrigation scheduling, and commodity outlooks for any crop, any location, globally. x402 micropayment API for growers, traders, and AI agents.
A JSON object containing: crop type, region string, urgency level (e.g. 'monitor'), numeric health score (0-100), NDVI context with status and growth-stage interpretation, overall health label, soil conditions (temperature in Celsius, volumetric moisture at 0-7cm, moisture status), and a list of recommended agronomic actions.
GEThttps://fieldpulse-tan.vercel.app/api/crop-healthUse this endpoint when you need field-level crop health intelligence combining satellite NDVI with soil sensor data for a specific GPS location and crop type. Prefer this over generic weather APIs when agronomic decision-making context (rootworm pressure, nitrogen timing, irrigation scheduling) is required.
{
"type": "object",
"$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema"
}{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"crop": "corn",
"region": "41.88°N 87.62°W (Illinois, US)",
"urgency": "monitor",
"health_score": 74,
"ndvi_context": {
"status": "slightly below seasonal average",
"interpretation": "Adequate canopy development for V6 growth stage"
},
"overall_health": "good",
"soil_conditions": {
"soil_temp_c": 22.1,
"moisture_0_7cm": 0.28,
"moisture_status": "optimal"
},
"recommended_actions": [
"Monitor for rootworm pressure",
"Side-dress nitrogen if next rain event exceeds 25mm"
]
}
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