Satellite analyses for agriculture allow monitoring of crops and differences between areas of a plot through satellite images and maps. Through OneSoil, farmers can track the evolution of crops and more easily identify areas that require attention or verification in the field.
Information obtained through satellite monitoring of crops can support decisions regarding fertilization, irrigation, and plot management. Maps and comparative analyses provide a clearer picture of crop development and allow for tracking over the course of the agricultural season.
The data can also be used in John Deere Operations Centre™, along with the other information available for farm management.
Quick and informed decisions:
Satellite monitoring of crops for identifying plant stress and rapid interventions.
Resource efficiency:
optimising fertilisation and irrigation based on satellite crop analysis.
Maximising productivity:
Using satellite maps for agriculture to increase yield.
Sustainability and environmental protection:
reducing input consumption through precise monitoring.
Increased profitability:
Efficient farm management through satellite analysis and concrete data.
Satellite analyses can be used to monitor crops and plots throughout the agricultural season. They provide an additional perspective on the differences between areas of a field and can help the farmer decide where more careful verification on the ground is needed.
The information can support:
– monitoring the evolution of crops
– identification of areas with differences within the plot
– the comparison of the surfaces and their evolution
– fertilization planning
– irrigation management
– tracking the parcels together with the other data of the farm.
Satellite analyses complement the information from the field and can be used together with other solutions from the field. precision agriculture.