Hi! I’m Anna, I do support at OneSoil. We’ve probably met if you’ve ever written to us in the app. Quite often, I get questions about NDVI, a vegetation index, and how accurate it is. Today, I’d like to tell you how we process satellite images and turn them into…

How does geography influence technology, and what does agronomy look like in different parts of the world? Why is it awesome to be a farmer, and how can technology help with farming? There is an interview with Portugal-based agricultural consultant and OneSoil Scouting app user Francisco Castanheira. About childhood, work experience in Africa and who should never be a farmer — How did…

The avocados in your fridge most likely come from Mexico, and the coffee you drink in the morning, from Colombia or Ecuador. Latin America is one of the leading players in global agriculture, which invites the question “what does farming look like there?” …

On his farm, Artis Lillais grows wheat and rapeseed. As well, he manages neighbouring fields and he’s interested in new agricultural technologies. We talked with Artis how he keeps up with fieldwork and managerial responsibilities, how OneSoil helps with this and why it’s important to check thunderstorm maps in time. About Artis’s experience of managing neighbouring fields and farms …

Rockets and satellites were a frequent part of Navin’s childhood. Later he not only studied remote sensing satellites and created a startup, but also became a professor and an agtech developer. …

To keep pace with the expected population growth on Earth, current agricultural production must increase up to 70 percent by 2050, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Addressing this food production challenge will require solutions that improve agricultural methods and radically adapt them to environmental…

We develop our applications along with farmers using the results of our scientific experiments. During the 2019 season we have tested various methods of nitrogen application in the Ukrainian fields. …

⚡ The original article was published on Copernicus Observer, an official e — magazine of the European Commission. Copernicus is a satellite-based Earth Observation monitoring program launched by the European Commission. OneSoil has been dubbed “a potential disrupter” of the approach to agricultural and environmental management by Hervé Pillaud, a…

Anastasia Kirilchuk graduated from university only a month ago, but she has been responsible for land in one of the Ukrainian farmsteads for a year and a half already. …