What is it?

FieldLook by eLEAF delivers a crop monitoring platform that combines high-resolution satellite imagery with proprietary algorithms to accurately quantify crop performance and water use at the field level.

Managing irrigation and fertilization across large acreages relying purely on visual inspection or basic, uncalibrated NDVI indices frequently leads to severe mismanagement. Broad indices show greenness but fail to explicitly quantify exactly how much water a specific zone is actively losing, leading to chronic over-irrigation or undetected crop stress. FieldLook resolves this precision gap entirely. By processing satellite data through proprietary algorithms, the application generates highly quantified, physical crop parameters rather than basic indices. For every individual field, it provides exact weekly updates on crop evapotranspiration (mm/week), specific water stress, and total biomass production (kg/ha), delivering this data directly to the farmer's desktop or mobile device.

Why use it?

Transitioning to a platform that delivers quantified physical parameters allows farm managers to execute highly precise, scientifically backed agronomic interventions. By explicitly measuring evapotranspiration and water stress per pixel, managers can deploy highly targeted irrigation planning, ensuring water resources are utilized sustainably and optimally. The system’s ability to track biomass production provides highly accurate yield prognosis, deeply securing the farm's supply chain forecasting. Ultimately, because FieldLook clearly highlights in-field variations and immediately sends alerts when anomalies are identified, managers can execute quick, localized mitigations, protecting the harvest and significantly boosting overall farm profitability.

Key Features

  • Quantify Crop Parameters
    Moves completely beyond basic indices, explicitly providing highly accurate, quantified physical crop parameters calculated at the individual field and pixel level.

  • Monitor Evapotranspiration
    Delivers precise, weekly updates detailing exact crop evapotranspiration and highly specific water stress (measured in mm/week) to guide precision irrigation.

  • Track Biomass Production
    Executes highly rigorous tracking of total biomass production (measured in kg/ha) to support accurate cohort tracking and reliable yield prognosis.

  • Identify Sub-Optimal Zones
    Clearly visualizes critical in-field variations, allowing farm managers to instantly identify specific zones within the field that are performing sub-optimally.

  • Deliver Anomaly Alerts
    Continuously analyses satellite telemetry to identify severe agricultural anomalies, immediately sending alerts to allow for quick, highly targeted field mitigation.

Who is it for?

This quantified crop monitoring platform is engineered for commercial farmers (e.g., sugarcane growers), precision agronomists, and irrigation planners operating primarily across Europe and globally.

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