Product Trial
Product Trial
Product Trial
You can try out Field Explorer by creating a developer account and subscribing on the product page. The trial allows full access to the APIs for a limited number of locations.
Calls to the API products can be made from your coding environment or through this portal.
- While logged into this portal, navigate to the API documentation and use the "Try it" button for a particular end-point. The portal will automatically include your trial subscription key in the header of the API call, and display the contents of the API call and response.
- From your own development environment, construct a call to the relevant end-point and set header parameters including providing your subscription key. This is visible to you in your profile on this portal.
Trial Access
While on a trial, API access is limited to a selection of predetermined fields:
- The fields of Reading University Research Farm (Cedar Farm) near Reading, UK.
- The fields of the Rothamsted Research Farm (Hall Farm) near Harpenden, UK.
- Eighteen other fields from around the UK.
These fields are shown in the navigable map below, and information about the trial data is available through the data catalogue.
To upgrade to a full subscription, contact Agrimetrics to discuss your needs.
API Usage
- Field Facts, Field Trends and Field Forecasts can access the trial fields shown below. Requesting any other field IDs will return a 403 response, signalling that you do not have access to those resources.
- Field Finder has no restrictions, but data is only available for those fields within the trial.
- Field Search can search any area, but the results will be restricted to the trial fields.
- GraphQL can search any area, but the results will be restricted to the trial fields.
Trial Areas Map
Navigate the map below to locate the trial fields.
Search
Trial access to Field Search can additionally access up to 100 fields within a 30 x 30 km square area (between Oxford and Cambridge) defined by the following GeoJSON polygon:
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52.086470
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Updated 11 months ago