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EOSDA Gets First Ready-to-Use Images From The EOS SAT-1 Satellite
EOS SAT-1, the initial small optical satellite of the first agri-focused satellite constellation launched by EOS Data Analytics, sent its first ready-to-use images of the Earth.
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Mask, Layer, And Indices: New In EOSDA Crop Monitoring
Explore the new features added to EOSDA Crop Monitoring in Q3 2024: cloud/shadow mask management, Planet data integration, new indices, activity recommendations, and mustard growth stages.
Anthracnose: How To Identify And Control The Disease
Anthracnose spreads quickly and can devastate many cash crops. Learn about early detection methods and treatment options to protect your crops from this fungal menace.
EOSDA Crop Monitoring Adds John Deere Data Integration
EOSDA Crop Monitoring users can add their John Deere data to the platform for automated data transfer and optimized VRA mapping capabilities.
Variable Rate Fertilizer: How To Use & Benefit From It
Fields whisper their needs, and variable rate fertilizer technology listens. Learn how to boost your soil health, crop productivity, and financial gains using this precision agriculture technology.
Potash Fertilizers: How And When To Apply Sustainably
Potash fertilizers give crops the strength they need to flourish. Learn how to use potash to keep your fields productive at their peak.
EOS Data Analytics Partners With Quantum Solutions
Together, EOS Data Analytics and Quantum Solutions will bring advanced satellite technology to Central African agriculture, focusing on improving productivity and sustainability in the region.
Carbon Farming: What Is It And How To Implement It
Traditionally, agriculture has produced greenhouse gas emissions rather than sequestered them. Carbon farming aims to turn this situation around while remaining economical for agribusiness players.
Agribest Confirmed Its Research With Remote Sensing
EOSDA Crop Monitoring is helping Agribest to confirm and strengthen its data and showcase the effects of its product research to its clients and push innovation into Mexican agriculture.
Variable Rate Technology: What Is This And How It Works
In variable rate technology, less is more. Using it, farmers can apply fewer inputs and get more — yields, soil health, and control over each field operation.