Farm management software built in Poland

Nirby is farm management software that brings day-to-day farm operations and precision agriculture into one platform. Manage fields and crop rotation, monitor crops from satellite data, plan soil testing and fertilisation, create VRA maps, keep crop protection records, manage inventory, machinery and teams, and track production costs per hectare — all in one place.

Yes. Nirby combines everyday farm management with precision-agriculture tools. You can plan crops and field operations, manage inventory, staff and machinery, while using satellite monitoring, soil testing, fertiliser planning and VRA maps in the same system.

Nirby is particularly well suited to medium and large farms managing many fields, operators, machines and field operations, including large-scale commercial farms. Smaller farms can start with the free core platform and add modules as their needs grow.

Yes. Nirby builds digital crop protection records from completed field work. The field, date, product, application rate and completion data stay linked to the field history, job card and inventory, so compliance records update as part of the normal workflow.

Nirby tracks fertilisers and crop protection products and connects inventory with purchases and completed field operations. Approved purchase documents add products to stock, while completed work can automatically deduct usage and assign the cost to the correct field.

Nirby uses AI to read PDF and Excel invoices, identify products, quantities and prices, and prepare the inventory receipt. You review and approve the data before anything is posted. The same invoice data can then support field planning, product usage tracking and cost analysis.

Satellite field monitoring gives you a regular view of crop condition and variability within each field. Nirby uses Copernicus Sentinel-2 data to calculate indices such as NDVI, NDMI and NDRE, helping you spot areas that need a closer look in the field.

Nirby uses Sentinel-2 imagery from the Copernicus programme. The data supports crop monitoring, comparison of field variability and the creation of zones for deeper analysis.

Yes. Nirby uses satellite data to define soil-sampling zones, plan sampling routes and guide operators in the mobile app. Lab results are then assigned to the correct zones and converted into soil nutrient maps, fertiliser plans and VRA maps.

Yes. Nirby builds fertiliser plans from crop requirements, soil nutrient levels and lab results. Recommendations are calculated by field zone and can account for the Nitrates Directive and eco-scheme requirements. The plan can then be turned into a variable-rate map.

Nirby creates VRA maps from soil test results, nutrient zones and the fertiliser plan. Different parts of the field can receive different rates, so application follows the actual variability within the field rather than one average rate.

Export the finished application map from Nirby as ISOXML or Shapefile and load it onto a compatible ISOBUS terminal. The machine follows the prescribed rates by zone, while the completed operation remains linked to the field history and fertiliser plan.

Yes. Nirby lets you assign work to operators, send tasks to the mobile app and record completion. A work report can capture the operator, field, machine, operation and working time, which can then feed directly into cost calculations.

Yes. Nirby combines completed field operations, fertiliser and crop protection usage, labour time, machinery costs and other expenses. That gives you production cost per hectare, a clear cost breakdown, and profit or loss for each field and the farm as a whole.

Nirby’s core platform is free. Paid modules are priced per hectare of farmland per year, with no separate per-user fee and no implementation fee. Add only the modules that fit the size and needs of your farm.

Yes. Nirby is a Polish technology company building farm management and precision-agriculture software in Poland. The product is developed by a Polish team in close collaboration with commercial farms and through dedicated R&D projects.

Because the same field data can keep working after the agronomic decision is made. In Nirby, satellite monitoring, soil testing, fertiliser plans and VRA maps connect directly with field operations, inventory, crop protection records, teams, machinery and financial analysis.