EOSDA Crop Monitoring is an online satellite-based precision agriculture platform for field monitoring created by EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA), a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery analytics. The platform is a one-stop solution that integrates multiple types of data (crop health, weather conditions, crop rotation, field activities, elevation, soil moisture, and a host of other types) all in one place.

Field monitoring ensures timely detection of crop health issues, including heat / cold / water stress, diseases, pests, weeds, and more. Early-stage detection of these anomalies speeds up the decision-making process, allowing growers to save time, reduce costs, and increase yields.

The Team Account functionality allows field owners, scouts, insurers, consultants, input suppliers, and other clients to access critical information about fields and crops from the same account. Team owners decide on the level of accessibility for every individual user.

Enhanced satellite-driven scouting improves field management thanks to precise problem area detection, guiding the scouts in the fields, saving their time and efforts. No more guesswork! It`s all about precision. Field owners can set scout tasks online using satellite maps, while the platform automatically notifies the assignee. Scouts can work in the fields using the mobile version of the app even without an internet connection thanks to the offline mode, adding data on threats and snapshots of stressed crops to the reports.

Precise local field-level 14-day weather forecasts combined with historical weather available since 1979 enable farmers to considerably improve the planning of field activities (tillage, planting, spraying, fertilizing, harvesting, and others).

Vegetation and productivity maps, generated directly on the platform using reliable satellite data and vegetation indices, allow growers to perform variable-rate application of seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides, minimizing waste of costs and resources while maximizing crop productivity.

An array of satellite-derived indices, including NDVI, provide crucial data on the state of crops during different stages of their growth, which allows farmers to make the most informed and timely decisions.