Services
Free village view, and your field followed
The village view, the village pest alerts and the plain-words guide are free. Having your own field followed every week is a paid plan: send your requirements and we'll get back to you with pricing. Simple monitoring tools for your field and pond are coming in 2027.
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Your field, followed every week
Free
Village view
Free
- The Nilabadi village view: paddy near the village and its stage, from satellite photos
- The Nilabadi pest alerts: this week's weather risk for paddy pests and diseases, by crop stage
- The plain-words guide to what the satellite sees, and the word list
Paid plan
Your field followed
Send us your requirements and we'll get back to you with pricing.
Everything in the free plan, plus one field followed closely each week:
- Its own plot page, with a short summary at the top
- Weekly advice for that field
- A pest alerts section for that field, by its crop stage
- A harvest estimate (a rough window, not a promise)
- Weak patches: parts of the field that look weaker than the rest
- The weekly archive: a saved copy of every week's report
This opens your own email app with a short message to info@curiosta.com. Add your village, a landmark near your field and the crop. No phone number is needed. Nothing is sent until you press send, and sending your requirements does not commit you to anything.
Coming in 2027
Local monitoring setup
Simple tools at your field and pond, so the weekly advice can use what is measured on the spot as well as satellite photos and weather forecasts. Planned for the 2027 monsoon paddy season. It is not available yet, and nothing here has been set up in Nilabadi.

Water-level ruler for the Panchayat Pond
Shows how deep the pond is and how fast it drops each week, so you know how much winter crop the water can carry.
Photo: Des Blenkinsopp · CC BY-SA 2.0 · source · cropped, resized
Field water tube
Shows whether water is still there just under the soil, so you water the field only when it is needed.
Drawing: FarmBot
Soil wetness probe
For the winter crop: tells you when the pulse or mustard field needs water, so pond water lasts longer.
Photo: Sealman · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source · cropped, resized
Rain gauge
Measures the rain that fell on your own field, not an estimate for the wider area.
Photo: Famartin · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source · cropped, resized
Field camera
Sends a daily photo of the weak corner and the pond edge, so you can see changes without walking there.
Photo: つくる暮らし · CC BY 2.0 · source · resized
Weather station (optional)
Measures humidity and leaf wetness at the field, the conditions that bring blast disease.
Photo: Delince · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source · cropped, resized
Night light sensor (lux meter)
Shows whether street lights are lighting the crop at night, which can stop rice from flowering.
Photo: en:User:Hankwang · Public domain · source · cropped, resizedThe photos show the kind of tool, taken elsewhere; they are not the exact tools that would be used.
Nothing is charged or collected on this site; pricing comes by email after you share your requirements. Advice comes from satellite photos and weather data, so ask KVK Koraput before spraying. See what FarmBot does for each feature and how ready it is.