Digital Agronomist

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The Digital Agronomist™ is a cloud-based precision agriculture platform developed by DataFarming, designed to empower farmers and agronomists with accessible, user-friendly tools for enhanced crop and pasture management. By integrating satellite imagery and advanced analytics, it provides actionable insights to optimize farming practices, improve productivity, and promote sustainable resource use. Key Features and Functionality: - Free 10m Satellite Imagery: Access global 10x10m resolution satellite images updated every five days, enabling monitoring of crop and pasture health through NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index and cloud cover analysis. - High-Resolution Imagery: Obtain sub-meter to 3-meter resolution images for detailed in-season crop variability assessments, facilitating early detection of issues not visible at ground level. - Auto-Zone: Generate variable rate application files by rapidly auto-zoning paddocks, allowing precise application of inputs like fertilizers and seeds, thereby reducing costs and enhancing efficiency. - Stack Analysis: Analyze multi-year satellite imagery to evaluate long-term paddock performance, assisting in identifying consistent high and low production zones for informed decision-making. - Geo-TIFF Downloads: Download raw NDVI files compatible with various farm mapping tools, ensuring seamless integration with existing farm management systems. - Soil Mapping: Utilize autonomous soil electrical conductivity mapping to gain detailed insights into soil structure and properties, supporting variable rate fertilization strategies. Primary Value and Problem Solved: The Digital Agronomist™ addresses the complexity and cost barriers often associated with precision agriculture technologies. By offering a suite of intuitive, pay-per-use tools, it democratizes access to critical agricultural data, enabling users to make informed decisions without the need for specialized knowledge or significant financial investment. This platform enhances operational efficiency, promotes sustainable farming practices, and ultimately contributes to increased profitability for farmers and agronomists.