Crop yield NPK calc Pest ID + IPM Irrigation Livestock Pay-per-call USDC

Farm-side APIs
cheap enough to run on every field, every season.

Six x402 endpoints for crop yield estimation, fertilizer NPK math, pest identification, irrigation planning, livestock feed costs, and wildcrafted pricing. LLM-backed by Llama 3.3 70B with ag-specialized prompts. $0.02–$0.05 per call. Settled on Base mainnet.

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Six endpoints. Yield to pest ID to irrigation.

Each returns structured ag analysis grounded in zone data, agronomy practice, and economics. Built for indie operators, ag-bots, and field-bound scripts.

POST /api/crop-yield $0.05
Crop Yield Estimation
Expected yield per plant, per acre, per season. Zone-aware, system-aware (drip vs flood vs dryland), variety-aware.
query: "tomatoes, zone 8a, drip, organic compost, lbs/plant"
POST /api/fertilizer-calc $0.02
Fertilizer NPK Calculator
NPK ratios for target yield + soil type + crop. Returns per-acre/per-bed math plus organic equivalents (composts, fish emulsion, blood meal).
query: "1 acre corn sandy loam target 150 bu/acre"
POST /api/pest-id $0.02
Pest Identification + IPM
From visible symptoms to likely pest, life cycle context, IPM-first management options. Cultural, biological, chemical-of-last-resort ordering.
query: "white moths on tomato, larvae bore into leaves"
POST /api/irrigation-plan $0.05
Irrigation System Design
Drip vs sprinkler vs flood for your crop + soil + water source. Returns gpm/zone math, mainline sizing, scheduling.
query: "5 ac veg, zone 8a, sandy loam, well 20 gpm"
POST /api/livestock-calc $0.03
Livestock Feed & Cost
Feed requirements + cost for backyard to small-commercial scale. Chickens, ducks, goats, pigs. Pasture-rotation math included.
query: "10 chickens laying, backyard, monthly cost"
POST /api/wildcrafted-pricing $0.03
Wildcrafted Wholesale Pricing
Foraged/wildcrafted commodity pricing for herbalists, suppliers, indie producers. Elderberry, ramps, yaupon, mushrooms, wild ginger, etc.
query: "1 lb dried elderberry wholesale to herbalist"

One curl. Pay a couple pennies. Get a real plan.

Standard x402: 402 challenge → sign EIP-3009 USDC transfer → resubmit. ~2–5 sec end-to-end. Cheap enough to embed in a planting-season cron.

# 1. Initial request — server returns 402 with payment instructions
curl -X POST https://x402.adametherzlab.com/api/crop-yield \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query": "tomatoes zone 8a drip organic compost lbs per plant"}'

# 2. Sign EIP-3009, resubmit with payment-signature header:
curl -X POST https://x402.adametherzlab.com/api/crop-yield \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "payment-signature: <base64 EIP-3009 signed payload>" \
  -d '{"query": "tomatoes zone 8a drip organic compost lbs per plant"}'

# Returns:
{
  "endpoint": "/api/crop-yield",
  "name": "Crop Yield Estimation",
  "vertical": "Agriculture",
  "query": "...",
  "result": "<structured yield estimate with per-plant + per-acre projections, variety notes, season pacing>",
  "pricing": { "amount": "0.05", "currency": "USDC", "network": "base" }
}

Compatible with the MCP server, @x402/client npm, and the CDP SDK.

Pennies per call. No seat license.

Most endpoints are $0.02–$0.05. No subscription, no minimums, no premium upcharge.

fertilizer-calc — $0.02 pest-id — $0.02 livestock-calc — $0.03 wildcrafted-pricing — $0.03 crop-yield — $0.05 irrigation-plan — $0.05

100 yield estimates = $5. 1,000 pest-ID queries = $20. Run it on every new field, every season, every weekly scout walk.

FAQ

How accurate is the yield estimate?

It's a rough planning estimate, not a guarantee. Treats your input variables (zone, soil, system, variety) as primary drivers and returns a range. Use as a budgeting input, not a financial commitment.

Can I rely on the pest ID?

Use it as a triage layer. If the response narrows to 2-3 candidate species, verify with your extension office or a regional ag guide before treating. Misidentification + wrong treatment = wasted money + damaged beneficials.

Is this useful for a small farmer / market gardener?

Yes — that's the target. Per-call pricing means a 0.5-acre market gardener and a 100-acre row-crop operation use the same API at proportional cost. No upgrade friction, no commitment.

Why not just use an extension office for free?

You should, when you can. These APIs are useful when (a) the office is closed, (b) you're triaging fast, (c) your situation crosses multiple specialty areas, (d) you need to run hundreds of small lookups in code. Complement, not replacement.

How do I pay without a Coinbase account?

Any wallet on Base with USDC works. EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization — sign off-chain, facilitator settles. No KYC, no signup.