Grounded in Thai harvest seasons

Official name & origin

The official registered business name is Cortex Nodebase Co., Ltd. We opened in Bangkok in 2016 after several seasons advising Central Plains rice estates on sample-cut methods that supervisors could repeat without external gear. Early clients asked for clearer plot maps before lender visits; the practice grew into full seasonal yield assessments and harvest briefings.

Today we work with estate managers, cooperative boards, and farm directors across Thailand — from Pathum Thani vegetable beds to Chiang Mai orchard terraces — while keeping our office at M Thai Tower for planning calls and indoor briefings.

How we approach the work

We walk with your crew. Yield figures without field context mislead everyone. Our assessors record plant density, water condition, and harvest timing alongside sample weights so agriculture yield tracking stays honest to the ground.

We write for the people who irrigate and weigh, not only for the board. Reports name blocks the way your team already names them. When a mild reservation appears in the data — a late transplant on one canal, uneven thinning on a terrace — we say so plainly.

Values we keep on site

• Respect for harvest windows and the labour schedule that surrounds them
• Clear boundaries about what a yield walk can and cannot diagnose
• Photographs and notes that your supervisors can recognise the next morning
• Thai and English briefings matched to who is in the room