OneSoil

Field and crop monitoring

27 followers

Field and crop monitoring

27 followers

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Keep an eye on plant health, monitor field weather, and create notes right on your phone. OneSoil Scouting is a free mobile app for farmers, crop consultants, and agronomists that assists with farming operations and lets you conduct farm monitoring via satellite. Monitor crop growth OneSoil Scouting calculates the vegetation index (NDVI) of a plant using satellite imagery.

Launch tags:Web App•Art•Artificial Intelligence

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Congratulations, guys! Another brilliant project from Belarus! I got two questions: 1. What value does a farmer get using your service? How do you help? 2. How can a farmer start working with you? What special hardware or equipment is needed?

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

@dmitry_ovod_marchuk Thank you for the support, Dmitry! This map helps farmers, advisers, researchers, students and curious minds getting agricultural insights in Europe and the US. It's more of an illustration of agriculture with statistics than a practical tool to help farmers. We have https://app.onesoil.ai for that :) As for your other question, to start working with us a farmer should either download OneSoil Scouting mobile app or register on the web platform (https://app.onesoil.ai). Then, they find their fields there and start their journey of precision farming!

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

@dmitry_ovod_marchuk Hey, Dmitry! Good questions :) First. This map is the first in the world visualization of all fields in EU and US. It's not for farmers but for those people who like awesome earth beauty. :) It's kind of demonstration of our powerful field prediction models. Second. For farmers we have another product. You can read about it here - https://onesoil.ai. There is no need in hw devices or something to start.

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8yr ago

Soula Care

Maker

@dmitry_ovod_marchuk There is no need to use any special hardware to get the insights about a field. We use the satellite imagery and machine learning algorithms to provide farmers with informed actions. We have also OneSoil sensors to collect data from the fields. Here you can find more info: https://blog.onesoil.ai/en/how-o...

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8yr ago

Audos.com

Wow, so much usefulness for free! Great product. Considering to become a farmer 🙃 Guys, where do I start?

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

@alexander_nevedovsky I think you can start by choosing the field where you want to start your farm :) like this https://map.onesoil.ai/2018/gb/e...

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8yr ago

Soula Care

Maker

Hey @alexander_nevedovsky, Thanks for your kind words! We tried to do our best. Becoming a farmer is a nice idea ;) Now you have everything to start your farming business! To do it, please follow this link: https://app.onesoil.ai. It's our web app where you can monitor fields, check the weather for them, calculate the precise amount of fertilizers necessary for your field zones, and also add notes about problem zones. We also have an easy-to-use Android app: https://play.google.com/store/ap..., it's better for scouting fields. Feel free to ask any questions here. Here's our blog where you can find more information about OneSoil team and our apps: http://blog.onesoil.ai

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8yr ago

This is actually amazing. The amount of work put into it is astonishing! Fields do look great and model seem solid. And all that functionality is also free? Very impressive. Wishing all the best of luck to you guys!

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

@victor_aksionov Thanks a lot, Victor! Yes, OneSoil is completely free 🙌

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8yr ago

Hi team :) I saw your request for feedback in the PM Slack group. As I worked in an agritech startup before, I'll share some of my thoughts. One of the biggest challenges we faced was implementation and UX. Precision farming is a big trend but for most farmers it's still a very distant thing. You have a great opportunity here to take it to the farmers and here's a couple ways I would do it. First, localise the language. Second, think of integration opportunities. If you think about integrations with smart farm management tools like Agrivi or eAgronom then your users would have the option to get the context with the score. They will be struggling to decide what to do without the context for sure. Most farmers I have met in the EU get soil samples taken because the government forces them to but majority does not use them to make decisions on a day to day basis. I hope this helps :)

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8yr ago

Soula Care

Maker

Hi @heili_strite Thanks for your comment! Yeah, UX should be very simple and intuitive. We tried to make our products: a mobile (https://play.google.com/store/ap...) and web app (https://app.onesoil.ai) easy-to-use but still have many questions from farmers' side. We'd like to thank you for these amazing pieces of advice! Localisation is done for some languages but still there is a space for improvements. We haven't thought of integrations in a profound way but we'll after your words. I hope that we'll make a kind of agricultural revolution in Europe and the U.S. soon

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8yr ago

Soula Care

Maker

@heili_strite What is the name of the startup you worked in?

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8yr ago

@veronika_lindorenko eAgronom. I can put you in touch with them if you'd like :)

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

@heili_strite thank you! Please write us at hello@onesoil.ai 😉

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8yr ago

I think this is great for researchers and students in a lot of fields, and all of the curious people like me 👍

Pros:

Easy, lots of information you can't get anywhere else and really beautiful

Cons:

None? I couldn't find any

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8yr ago

Soula Care

Maker

Hi @anna_narkevich It's good news that you found OneSoil Map so cool 😄

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8yr ago

Yet Another ICO

The map is an amazing tool to check fields across Europe and the U.S. I'd never seen something similar before. I was surprised by the amount of data your team's proceeded. How did you manage to display millions of fields on a map?

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8yr ago

OneSoil

Maker

Thanks @nedudi for your support! We used Mapbox, the location data platform, and worked from there to systematize all the data we have and make the map.

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8yr ago