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In many agricultural enterprises, land bank management is still limited to reviewing a map with land plots. However, a modern land bank is much more than a set of contours of cadastral plots on a map. These are hundreds or even thousands of lease agreements, information about share owners, a list of cadastral numbers, registration data and a history of changes for each plot. This entire data set must be constantly monitored.

Nowadays every hectare of land in agriculture has its own productivity potential. Even within a single field, yields can vary significantly depending on soil properties, topography, moisture levels, cultivation technology, and many other factors. Therefore, yield maps have become a key tool in precision farming, enabling farmers to move from one-size-fits-all solutions to differentiated field management.

In modern agribusiness, equipment, elevators, or even yield are not the only competitive advantage. The most valuable capital of any agricultural enterprise is the shareholders, landowners, and the trust they have to the head of the enterprise. It is on the quality of interaction with landlords that the stability of the land bank, the possibility of its expansion, and the company's reputation in the region depend.

Modern agriculture is about managing risks in the face of climate instability, pest threats, and ever-increasing production costs. In such circumstances, digital agro scouting becomes not just a control tool, but an early warning and productivity management system. Download Android Download iOS What is digital agro-scouting and why is it useful for a farmer? Digital agro-scouting from Soft.Farm is a systematic monitoring of crop conditions using specially developed software, mobile applications, satellite images, vegetation indices, recording of local inspections and analytics in a single platform.

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