The forecast for your own ground.
We install, calibrate and maintain a weather station on your property, correct the forecast to it, and alert you at the numbers that cost you money: frost, spray windows, soil temperature, pours, heat and rain.
North block, tonight: low near 30 °F around 5:40 AM. Your line is 32 °F. Station now 41 °F, calm and clear.
Regional forecasts miss your field.
A forecast covers a whole area. Your ground has its own weather: low spots that freeze first, hilltops that catch the wind, fields that dry out sooner.
A vineyard's low spot
can freeze while the town forecast says 36 °F. Cold air drains downhill on calm, clear nights and pools where you can't see it coming.
A concrete pour
can be ruined by a cold night the forecast never mentioned, in the three days when curing matters most.
A ball field
can be unplayable after rain that fell two miles from the nearest gauge, and nobody knows until the coaches arrive.
Five steps. No hardware to buy.
A station on your site
We own it, install it and visit four times a year to keep it right.
Calibrated first
Every station is checked side by side against an official weather station before we trust a reading.
Your forecast, corrected
The FarmJAW North American Model corrects the major public models to what your station measures.
Alerts at your numbers
Text and email, at the thresholds you choose, with enough warning to act.
Scored in public
Every month you see how we did against the National Weather Service, misses included.
You set the line. We tell you before it's crossed.
Frost and freeze
Low spot below 32 °F, or your bud-stage line, with hours of warning.
Spray windows
Wind under 10 mph and no rain for 6 h after you spray.
Planting soil
Soil at 2 in reaching 50 °F. Soil sensor add-on.
Pours and curing
Any night below 40 °F in the 72 hours after a pour.
Heat for crews and athletes
Wet-bulb heat levels at your practice or work-rest policy lines.
Rain windows
Rain timing and totals, for example more than 0.5 in since midnight.
Examples only. You choose every threshold. Lightning alerts are not offered yet; they will be once a lightning data source is verified.
Built for people who work outside.
Growers and vineyards
Frost protection, spray timing, planting soil and harvest rain.
Growers page (coming Feb 2027)Parks, turf and sports fields
Frost delays, rain-outs, mowing windows, heat and event wind.
Parks page (coming Feb 2027)Schools and athletics
Heat at the practice field, rain on game day, cold for early buses.
Schools page (coming Feb 2027)Contractors and outdoor business
Pours and curing, dry windows for roofing and paving, wind for lifts.
Contractors page (coming Feb 2027)Every month, against the National Weather Service. Misses included.
Most forecast services ask you to trust them. We publish how our forecasts did at each site, next to the official forecast for the same place and time. We make no accuracy claims until scores have been public for 90 days.
First scorecards: spring 2027.
| Overnight low | Avg miss °F | Missed by 3°+ |
|---|---|---|
| FarmJAW Labs | — | — |
| National Weather Service | — | — |
Columns show the format only. Real numbers appear after a station enters service.
Let's look at your ground together.
In 30 minutes we walk your site, ask which weather calls cost you the most, and tell you honestly whether a station would pay for itself. Founding clients: 5 places, 25 % off year 1.
Jeremiah Williamson
info@farmjawlabs.com · Lake St. Louis, Missouri
Email us to book your visit
Send a short note to
info@farmjawlabs.com
Tell us:
- your name and business, farm or school
- the town or county of your site
- the weather calls that cost you the most (frost, spray windows, planting soil, pours, heat, rain, wind)
- the best way to reach you
Jeremiah replies within 2 business days. We use your details only to contact you about FarmJAW Labs. Privacy Policy
Founding-year prices, per site.
Every plan includes a FarmJAW-owned station, four maintenance visits a year, a forecast corrected to your own station, and a monthly scorecard against the National Weather Service. 12-month agreements. Quotes are good for 30 days.
T1 Essential
- FarmJAW-owned station, 4 visits a year
- Forecast corrected to your station
- 5 alerts at your thresholds
- 1 decision pack
- Monthly scorecard vs the NWS
- Calibration certificate on request
- Support within 1 business day
T2 Decision
- Everything in T1
- Unlimited alerts
- All decision packs that apply
- Weekly brief
- "Why it changed" alerts
- Calibration certificate yearly
- Same-day support
T3 District / Network
- Everything in T2, at every site
- Scorecard for each site
- Calibration certificate yearly, per site
- Named contact and quarterly review
- Terms of 12 to 36 months
25 % off year 1. No forecast, alert or monthly charge until your station passes calibration, and your setup fee back in full if it hasn't passed by the agreed date. In return we ask for an honest review at six months and permission to publish your scorecard without your name or exact location.
Add-ons, per site per month
| Soil temperature and moisture | $20 |
| Wind speed, direction and gusts (open sites) | $15 |
| Camera, still images only, no audio | $15 |
Ways to save
| Pay the year up front | 2 months free |
| Schools, nonprofits, family farms | 10 % off |
| Founding clients (first 5), year 1 | 25 % off |
| Extra sites on the same account | 15 % off each |
One discount per site. Extra-site pricing applies on top of it.
Paying
Setup is due at signing. Monthly fees start when your station enters service, never before it passes calibration. Automatic bank payment by default; cards accepted. Schools and public bodies may pay by purchase order and invoice, net 15.
Not offered yet
Lightning stop-and-resume alerts and the school safety option, until a lightning data source is chosen and verified. Heat (wet-bulb) alerts are available now.
Prices exclude any tax that may later apply by law.
Straight answers.
If your question isn't here, ask us at info@farmjawlabs.com.
What do I actually get?
A weather station on your property that we own, install and maintain, with four visits a year. A forecast for your site, corrected to what your station measures. Text and email alerts at the thresholds you choose. And a monthly scorecard showing how our forecasts did against the National Weather Service.
Do I have to buy the weather station?
No. FarmJAW Labs owns every station and keeps it maintained. You never buy or repair hardware.
Why not just use a free weather app or the National Weather Service?
Keep using them. Area forecasts describe a whole region; ours is corrected to your own ground and alerts you at your own numbers. And we publish our score against the National Weather Service every month, so you can see whether we earn our place.
How accurate is it?
We are new, and we say so plainly. Our stations are in calibration testing now. Once stations are in service we publish every monthly score, misses included, and we make no accuracy claims until those scores have been public for 90 days.
What does "calibrated" mean?
Before we trust a station, it sits side by side with an official weather station and has to match it within set limits. Each station gets a calibration certificate. There is no forecast, alert or monthly charge until your station passes, and if it hasn't passed by the agreed date you can cancel and get your setup fee back in full.
How do alerts reach me?
By text, email or both, to the people you choose. You set each threshold: a frost line, a wind limit for spraying, a soil temperature for planting, a cold limit after a pour. Texts come from "FarmJAW Labs Alerts"; reply STOP to end them at any time.
What is a decision pack?
A set of alerts built around one decision: frost protection, spray windows, planting soil, pours and curing, heat, or rain windows. T1 includes one pack; T2 and T3 include every pack that fits your site.
What happens during the free site visit?
About 30 minutes on your ground. We ask which weather calls cost you the most, walk the site to find open spots and low spots, check cell signal and access, and tell you honestly whether a station would pay for itself. No obligation.
What does the station need on my property?
A small mast in an open spot away from buildings and trees, where we can reach it four times a year. The station reports over the cell network; we test the signal during the site visit.
Who owns the data?
We own the station and its data. While you are a client you get full use of your readings and can export them any time. We use station data to improve forecasts for everyone. Published scorecards never show your name or exact location unless you agree in writing.
What if I want to leave?
Agreements run 12 months. At the end you can renew or leave. If you leave, we export your readings to you and remove the station promptly.
Is this an official forecast or warning?
No. FarmJAW Labs provides advisory decision support for your site. Official watches and warnings come from the National Weather Service; always follow them.
Do you offer lightning alerts?
Not yet. We will offer lightning stop-and-resume alerts once we have chosen and verified a lightning data source. Heat (wet-bulb) alerts are available now.
Where do you work?
Eastern Missouri first, centered on St. Charles County. If you are farther out, ask: we plan stations in groups so visits stay practical.
Can a school or public body pay by purchase order?
Yes. Purchase order and invoice, net 15. Schools, nonprofits and family farms also get 10 % off the monthly price.
Does the camera add-on record people?
The camera takes still images only, with no audio. Images are kept no more than 30 days unless they are needed for an incident.
What is the founding-client program?
Our first five clients get 25 % off the monthly price for year one and see every score as it is published. In return we ask for an honest written review after six months, permission to publish your scorecard without your name or exact location, and up to three short reference calls a year.
Privacy Policy
How FarmJAW Labs, LLC collects, uses and protects information.
Effective date: November 10, 2026
FarmJAW Labs, LLC ("FarmJAW Labs," "we") provides site-specific weather forecasts, alerts and weather-station services. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have.
1. Information We Collect
- Contact information: names, titles, phone numbers, email and mailing addresses of clients, contacts and people who ask us about our services.
- Site information: site addresses, GPS locations, site photos and survey notes.
- Alert settings: the phone numbers and emails that receive alerts, and the thresholds you choose.
- Station data: weather readings from stations we own. If you order the camera add-on, still images or video without audio.
- Billing records: invoices and payment status. We do not store full card or bank account numbers; payments are handled by our bank or payment processor.
- Website information: what you type into our sign-up form (name, organization, phone, email, town or county, the weather decisions you care about, and how you would like to be contacted). Our website uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, which counts page visits without cookies and without tracking you across other websites.
2. How We Use It
- to provide forecasts, alerts, reports and station maintenance;
- to bill and support clients;
- to improve and verify our forecasts (station data);
- to meet legal and tax duties.
We do not sell personal information, and we do not use alert phone numbers for marketing.
3. Text Messages
Texts come from FarmJAW Labs Alerts. Message frequency varies with the weather. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel or HELP for help. Phone numbers and text consent are never shared with third parties for their marketing.
4. Who We Share It With
- service providers that deliver our texts and emails, host our data, or process payments, only as needed to provide the service;
- our accountant, attorney and insurer, as needed;
- authorities when the law requires.
Published scorecards do not show a client's name or exact location unless the client agrees in writing.
5. How We Protect It
Client information is kept on a separate, access-controlled computer, with multi-factor sign-in on key accounts and encrypted backups. No system is perfectly secure; if a breach affects your personal information, we will notify you without unreasonable delay, as Missouri law (RSMo 407.1500) requires, and will also notify the Missouri Attorney General and the consumer reporting agencies when that law requires it.
6. How Long We Keep It
We keep records as long as needed to provide the service and as our records schedule and the law require (for example, financial records for 7 years). Camera images are kept no more than 30 days unless needed for an incident.
7. Your Choices
You may ask to see, correct or delete your contact information, change your alert settings, or stop texts at any time. Some records must be kept for legal or tax reasons.
8. Children
Our services are for businesses, schools and organizations, not for children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.
9. Changes and Contact
We post changes on this page with a new effective date.
Contact: FarmJAW Labs, LLC, 49101 Pomme De Terre Drive, Lake St. Louis, MO 63367 · info@farmjawlabs.com