ECrop

Ecrop application intends to use GIS technology to better manage Farmers & Crop

GIS application in agriculture has been playing an increasingly important role in crop production by helping farmers in increasing production, reducing costs, and managing their land resources more efficiently. GIS application in agriculture such as agricultural mapping plays a vital role in monitoring and management of soil and irrigation of any given farm land. (GIS) technology in agriculture industry to share data, increase yields, predict outcomes, and improve business practices. By applying GIS technology to agricultural operations are able to manage resources and responsibilities more efficiently, devise data portals that disseminate vast amounts of agricultural data and interactive maps, and support farming communities.

GIS to better manage the farms by creating information-dense reports and maps that give a unique perspective of operations. The powerful analytical capabilities of GIS offer an array of options for visualizing farming conditions, as well as measuring and monitoring the effects of farm management practices. Combined with remotesensing technology, GIS can be used to precisely determine and control inputs, saving preventive expense and reducing the amount of harm to the soil.

Greater analytical support for precision farming

Better understanding of risk factors

Higher revenue generation and cost recovery

Greater efficiency through task automation

Greater access to government services and data

More accurate support for decision making

Greater insight to policy making

Easier reporting for government applications and regulatory compliance

Better resource management

Irrigated landscape mapping

Bank Loan Management

Soil and irrigation analysis

Seed Management

Crop mapping yield estimation

Crop assessment and Crop health

Agricultural mapping for detailed vegetation cover and monitoring

Marketing Management

Change detection studies and developing crop models

Damage and land degradation assessment studies