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Field workers spreading and raking a harvested crop across a wide open drying ground, seen from above
In the field

Intelligence grounded in the field.

Farm Intelligence only matters if it works in real agriculture. Wingsure's work spans different crops, agricultural systems and decision environments — from coffee sustainability and renovation to climate-smart rice and agricultural risk.

Coffee pickers working through shaded coffee trees, stripping ripe cherries into hip baskets
Coffee harvest on a participating farm.Fig. 01
Featured story — Coffee

Building a stronger farm-intelligence foundation for coffee.

The challenge
Coffee companies and agricultural programmes need increasingly credible information about what is happening at farm level — from sustainability practices and renovation to production and sourcing. Yet evidence is often collected separately for different programmes and decisions.
Wingsure's role
Wingsure is applying its farm-intelligence approach to coffee, with current work centred on areas including sustainability MRV and renovation verification. The objective is to create credible farm-level evidence that can become useful beyond a single report or assessment.
What this makes possible
A stronger farm record can help organisations build a clearer understanding of agricultural practices and farm activity while creating the foundation for broader production, sourcing, sustainability and risk intelligence.
Stage
Active programmes / evolving platform proposition
Featured story — Paddy & climate-smart agriculture

Better evidence for practice-based agricultural programmes.

The challenge
Climate-smart agricultural programmes depend on knowing whether intended practices are actually happening in the field, across many farms and over time.
Wingsure's role
Wingsure supports field evidence and monitoring around farm activity and practice adoption, including paddy programmes using approaches such as Alternate Wetting and Drying. The platform can support farmer and field-team participation while giving programme managers a clearer view of implementation across participating farms.
What this makes possible
Better visibility into practice adoption can strengthen programme monitoring, verification and reporting — without treating evidence of an activity as automatic proof of a wider environmental or carbon outcome.
Stage
Pilot / programme deployment
A line of farmers transplanting rice seedlings by hand across a partly flooded paddy field, with wooded hills behind
Transplanting across a paddy block: practice as it happens.Fig. 02
A harvested paddy field left with dry cracked soil and stubble after water ran out
Field condition after a dry spell — the context a risk decision needs.Fig. 03
Featured story — Agricultural risk

Bringing the farm closer to the risk decision.

The challenge
Agricultural risk decisions are often made using information that is distant from what is actually happening on individual farms.
Wingsure's role
Wingsure applies farm, geospatial and field intelligence to create better context around agricultural exposure and events.
What this makes possible
More relevant evidence can support risk assessment, insurance-product design, field-assessment prioritisation and claims-related processes.
Stage
Prior agricultural insurance experience + current risk applications
Breadth

Across crops. Across agricultural questions.

Wingsure is being developed as a common intelligence foundation rather than a crop-specific application.

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Land outline only — no locations marked. [APPROVED LOCATION PENDING]
  • Coffee

    Farm practices · Sustainability · Renovation · Production intelligence

  • Paddy

    Water management · Practice monitoring · Climate programmes

  • Agricultural risk

    Insurance · Exposure · Evidence · Claims support

  • Broader agriculture

    Farm monitoring · Programme delivery · Financial services · Supply intelligence

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