Crop Farm ROI Calculator
EOSDA Crop Monitoring empowers you to prevent yield loss by identifying low-productivity areas in your fields and taking targeted actions.
See how EOSDA Crop Monitoring can improve your farm ROI*
(ROI - Return on investment)
Imagine a scenario where 10% of your land is underperforming by 10% compared to your average yield.
Annual Investment in EOSDA Crop Monitoring for Your Area:
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Pricing may vary based on your region and selected subscription plan.
Potential Additional Profit with EOSDA Crop Monitoring:
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Potential profit depends on the actions you take after identifying low-productivity areas.
Your potential ROI on an EOSDA Crop Monitoring Subscription:
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Case Studies
EOSDA Solutions Accelerate Research And Development
Scientists are utilizing EOSDA Crop Monitoring to select test sites for research and monitor the performance of their innovative products on farmers' fields in Ukraine.
Cotton Yield Estimation In Texas: Proof Of Concept
Science, data engineers, and analysts at EOS Data Analytics completed a custom project to estimate and predict cotton yields with eighty percent accuracy in five counties in Texas, the US.
Sattech Helps Calculate The River Basin Curve Changes
The Argentinian science team participated in the EOSDA Academic Outreach Program to use satellite imagery analytics to determine the changes in the curve number of the local river basins in Salta.
Calculating Organic Carbon Content In Ukrainian Soils
EOSDA’s Soil Scientist, Dr. Vasyl Cherlinka, calculated the organic carbon content in the Ukrainian soil for the period of 2015 to 2020 and used that data to predict the SOC for the next 20 years.
CMNP Uses Remote Sensing In Brazil
CMNP grows sugarcane on several hundred fields in Brazil, implementing precision agriculture based on remote sensing analytics by EOSDA Crop Monitoring.
EOSDA Helps AgriProve Enhance Soil Carbon Monitoring
AgriProve leverages EOSDA’s satellite analytics to help farmers increase carbon storage in their lands, thus improving their soil health and allowing them to profit from carbon credits.
