🛰️ Satellite monitoring
See how green your crop is from Sentinel-2 satellite images: clouds are filtered out, the season trend is charted and weak spots are highlighted.
Try it with your own field: tap the field on the map or draw the boundary yourself. You see the boundary right away – computing the satellite image is a Pro feature.
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Tap your own field on the map – we fetch its boundary from the parcel register
What does the colour mean?
The colour shows how green and vigorous the crop is (NDVI index 0–1): red = bare soil or weak crop, yellow = moderate, green = lush. Compare values with other parts of the same field and with earlier dates – values are naturally low in spring and after harvest.
Clouds and shadows are filtered using Sentinel-2's per-pixel scene classification (SCL). A date is skipped if more than 30 % of the field is covered. Image resolution is 10 m.
Satellite monitoring for your own fields Pro
With Pro you add your own parcels (from the parcel register or drawn by hand), see every cloud-free image of the season, the time series and weak spots, and download zones for drones.
Data sources
- Satellite images: Copernicus Sentinel-2 L2A, open data on AWS (Element84 Earth Search). Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026.
- Field parcels: Finnish Food Authority (Ruokavirasto), CC BY 4.0.
- Base map © OpenStreetMap contributors · satellite background Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX IT Services GmbH, CC BY 4.0.
Satellite images are an indicative aid (10 m pixels). Always check the field on site before acting.