How FarmAgent closes every gap in the NOM-006-SCFI-2012 traceability chain — from hijuelo registration to field passport verification — with verified AI, not paper estimates.
The CRT's inventory framework demands a closed traceability chain from planting to passport. Today, that chain is built on estimation.


FruitScout is the only platform that can look at an agave field from a drone and tell you — plant by plant — exactly what you have.
| Class | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Viable | Mature, healthy plant — counts toward CRT passport balance |
| Hijuelo | Offshoot / pup — registered as a future CRT asset |
| Small | Sub-mature — growing, not yet in pheromone season |
| Diseased | Symptomatic — flagged for phytosanitary follow-up |
| Missing | Expected position, no plant — attrition gap, replanting trigger |



Year 0 — Registro de Predios
Years 1–6 — Annual SIGA Update (Jan–Jul Window)


The Visual Inventory doesn't just report gaps — it triggers action.
CRT Inspector Arrives — Unannounced
Year 5–6 — Harvest Readiness


Today: three photos sent via WhatsApp to HQ. Image buried in chat. No machine-readable record. No cross-check against the CRT folio.
FarmAgent Mobile Capture Flow
Every agave grower in the Tequila DOT is legally required to track their plants from the day they go in the ground to the day they leave in a distillery truck. Most do it on paper and hope the inspector agrees.
FarmAgent makes the CRT's own database agree with your field — permanently.