Fields outside reliable coverage
A third-party RTK network may not cover remote fields or fit the operating requirements.
For agribusiness and farm groups
Reliable RTK corrections for an agribusiness fleet
Connect your own base stations, deliver corrections to compatible equipment, and manage access separately for every farm, contractor, or machine.
- Separate access for every machine
- Mountpoints organized by farm and zone
- Seasonal access under control
Multi-farm architecture
Two bases, three fleets, one control layer
Base · Northern cluster
RTCM
Base · Southern cluster
RTCM
YouCORS
Private NTRIP caster and access management
Farm 1 · 12 machines
Farm 2 · 9 machines
Farm 3 · 8 machines
Bases and machines have clear assignments by farm. One machine or contractor can be changed without interrupting the entire fleet.
Important: YouCORS delivers corrections from your base stations to your rovers, machinery, and applications. It does not sell access to a third-party RTK network or generate corrections without a source.
When the shared setup stops working
One account and ad hoc settings do not scale across multiple farms
Permanent machines, seasonal equipment, and contractors may all work at the same time. Without separate access, every replacement creates risk for the entire fleet.
One login across business units
Access for one farm cannot be changed safely without affecting the others.
The connected machine is unclear
A shared client does not identify which tractor or terminal is using the stream.
Contractors retain access
Shared credentials continue to work after planting or harvest work is complete.
A password change stops the fleet
Updating one shared password requires reconfiguring every connected machine.
Inconsistent stream names
Operators select the wrong mountpoint when bases and territories are named differently.
Every season starts with manual setup
Returning equipment to service turns into collecting parameters and credentials again.
Agribusiness architecture
From company-owned bases to a specific machine
Separate correction streams and access by farm, production zone, and piece of equipment.
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Bases publish RTCM
Your farm group's base stations send correction streams over the internet.
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Streams reach YouCORS
The private NTRIP caster receives sources and serves authorized clients.
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Mountpoints are separated
Name streams by region, farm, or production zone.
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Machines receive clients
Issue separate credentials to every compatible terminal.
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Groups limit access
Equipment sees only the correction streams required for its farm or task.
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Administrators stay in control
Manage access periods, credentials, and connection status centrally.
Before launch, confirm that each terminal or autosteer system supports the required NTRIP and RTCM versions. YouCORS does not claim compatibility with every equipment model.
Agricultural use cases
One infrastructure layer for permanent and seasonal fleets
Organize NTRIP access around the structure of your business and the real fieldwork cycle.
Permanent fleet
Assign separate clients and correction streams to company-owned machinery.
Seasonal equipment
Return machines to service through a saved and verified access model.
Fieldwork contractors
Issue temporary credentials for planting, application, or harvest operations.
Multiple farms
Separate users and machinery by operating region and business unit.
Production zones
Create distinct mountpoints for territories served by different sources.
Backup correction source
Document an alternative stream before planned base maintenance.
Value for each role
Every team gets a clear part of the shared architecture
Infrastructure remains centralized while each farm and operator works only with the parameters they need.
Chief engineer
One managed model for bases, streams, machinery, and contingency procedures.
IT team
Centralized servers, ports, credentials, and connection status.
Farm manager
The business unit receives access only to its assigned bases and streams.
Machine operator
Consistent connection parameters without choosing unrelated sources.
Example configuration
5 farms, 6 bases, and 35 pieces of equipment
Mountpoints are separated by territory, each machine receives a dedicated client, and contractor access is limited to the required period.
- farms
- 5
- company-owned bases
- 6
- compatible machines
- 35
| Cluster | Farms | Bases | Machines | Prepared fallback |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northern | 2 | 3 | 18 | Backup base |
| Central | 2 | 2 | 11 | Backup internet |
| Southern | 1 | 1 | 6 | Alternative source |
This is an architecture example, not a coverage rule. The final setup depends on distance from bases, satellite observations, RTCM format, connectivity, and terminal compatibility.
Season readiness
Test the complete chain before machinery enters the field
Reliability depends on the base, connectivity, caster, terminal, and an agreed response procedure—not on one service alone.
YouCORS does not promise automatic failover or an SLA where the selected configuration does not provide them. Design and test every fallback procedure separately.
Pre-season validation
Test the correction path on real equipment before core operations begin.
Backup internet at bases
Prepare an alternative connection where downtime is especially costly.
Backup correction source
Document the stream and settings used during primary-base maintenance.
Separate credentials
Replacing one client should not require changing the entire fleet.
Staged onboarding
Connect equipment in groups and validate every terminal configuration.
Incident procedure
Define who checks the base, internet, caster, and terminal.
Pilot plan
Start with one farm and 1–2 machines
A pilot in a real field validates compatibility and operating procedures before the whole fleet is migrated.
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Step 1
Choose one farm with a clearly defined operating scenario.
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Step 2
Connect one company-owned base station.
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Step 3
Create a separate mountpoint with a clear name.
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Step 4
Connect 1–2 pieces of RTK/NTRIP-compatible equipment.
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Step 5
Validate operation in a real field and on typical routes.
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Step 6
Document settings and the response to source unavailability.
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Step 7
Scale the verified architecture to the remaining farms.
Frequently asked questions
Before launching private RTK infrastructure
Does YouCORS work with every agricultural autosteer system?
Not unconditionally. A terminal must support compatible NTRIP and RTCM versions. Validate the exact model, firmware, and connection method in a pilot before scaling.
Do we need our own base station?
You need a configured source of RTCM corrections—typically your own base or another compatible source you are authorized to use. YouCORS does not generate or sell corrections.
Can we use multiple bases?
Yes. Create separate mountpoints for bases and grant equipment access only to the required streams. Design the final architecture around territories and equipment characteristics.
How do we separate machinery by farm?
Issue separate clients to machines and organize access through users, groups, and mountpoints that match your farm structure.
Can a contractor receive temporary access?
Yes. Create separate contractor credentials and disable them when the work is complete without changing the permanent fleet.
What happens if mobile internet is lost?
NTRIP correction delivery is interrupted. Receiver or autosteer behavior depends on its configuration, so test backup connectivity and operator procedures in advance.
How much data does NTRIP use?
Usage depends on RTCM message content and rate, the number of clients, and operating time. Measure traffic in a pilot with the actual base and terminal before choosing a connectivity plan.
Discuss your configuration
Start with one farm and one base station
Share your current scale and equipment. Your email application will open a prepared message with the information needed to discuss a pilot.
Already validated the architecture?
Create an account and start a pilot with one base and a compatible terminal.
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