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Figure 1. Satellite retrieved soil moisture at farm scale.

Mapping India’s farmland from space

In India, 72 % of the farmers hold less than 2 ha of land, out of which approximately two-third has ...
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Satellite remote sensing for crop insurance settlement

Our services for crop insurance settlement are: Identification of suitable site for CCE. Monitor the CCE sites for any sudden ...
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Satellite remote sensing for crop insurance

Our services for crop insurance are: Identification of no-sowing area. Identify area impacted by localized risks of hailstorm, landslide, and ...
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Satellite remote sensing for crop insurance underwriting

Our services for crop insurance underwriting are: Trend analysis of historical crop yield data and acreage. Weekly soil moisture and ...
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  5. Psychology behind the low penetration of crop insurance: Satellite remote sensing to the aid (5/20/2017) by Dr. Yukti Gill - Factors like the natural disaster (flood, drought, earthquake), climate variability (hail storming, heavy rainfall), pest’s attack, scarcity of water, inundations, financial aid etc. puts agriculture at risk. These factors lead to the apprehension of stress that may resist a farmer’s ability to take decisions for any sort of long-term crop management investment. Having had experience […]