Satellite-based analyses provide precise foundations for precision farming, reliable yield data for agricultural statistics, insights for grower associations, objective data for claims settlement for insurance companies, and early harvest forecasts for agricultural trade. These data-driven approaches are based on methods that have been scientifically researched for many years and enable informed decision-making. Yield forecasts can be made six weeks before harvest.

The "Hotspot" map identifies nitrate-risk areas using satellite data, while the "Greening Assessment" evaluates green cover and soil cover during the winter months. This enables targeted funding concepts and reduces bureaucracy through objective, transparent analyses.

Using a scientifically validated model, we assess the erosion risk in arable farming. In maize, the soil is particularly vulnerable due to late cover, while barley provides early protection. Our analyses support soil-conserving crop rotation and sustainable cultivation systems. Our models also allow us to model entire landscape levels and thus identify critical zones that can be managed specifically and sustainably to minimize erosion events as much as possible.