Advancing Communication, Cooperation and Collaboration in Agriculture
FieldWatch is a non-profit company with a FREE and VOLUNTARY mapping registry that promotes communication between producers of specialty and row crops, beekeepers, seed companies and pesticide applicators in support of ongoing stewardship activities. With easy-to-use, reliable, secure and FREE mappings tools, FieldWatch is a trusted source of data in North America, promoting sustainability for plants, pollinators, people and planet.
Using our registries is simple: producers of specialty crops, organic or conventional (not herbicide tolerant) row crops, beekeepers, and seed companies map the locations of fields, apiaries or seed field workers using dedicated mapping tools. Pesticide applicators check for mapped locations before spraying to improve decision-making and manage potential pesticide drift.
DriftWatch, our specialty crop site registry program was developed by the Purdue University College of Agriculture and the Office of Indiana State Chemist in 2008.
Today, the program is administered by our team at FieldWatch, our nonprofit organization that manages the mapping registry and supports collaboration between growers and pesticide applicators.
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FieldWatch’s Impact
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FieldWatch’s Impact
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