Planet Labs PBC a leading provider of daily data and insights about change on Earth, today announced a new six-figure contract with Farmdar, a global agriculture technology company. Through this contract, Farmdar will have access to Planet’s deep archive of PlanetScope data, including Planet Basemaps, to inform its crop insights platform.

Planet’s satellite imagery will provide critical insights into agricultural operations, enabling more precise crop detection, geographical boundary identification, and arable land mapping. This near-daily data, together with Farmdar’s sophisticated AI models, will deliver actionable intelligence to agricultural enterprises worldwide. Since 2022, Farmdar has been relying on Planet’s satellite imagery to develop high-precision crop insights at scale. This enhanced access enables Farmdar to drive deeper value for their clientele in multiple categories, specifically for discerning sugar millers globally, demanding high precision insights.

“We’ve seen the power of AI solutions and satellite data together to unlock insights about our changing world,” said Ashley Johnson, Planet President and CFO. “Farmdar’s cutting-edge AI for agricultural optimization, powered by PlanetScope data, will provide the essential, frequent insights needed to drive more sustainable and productive farming practices globally.”

“Partnering directly with Planet is a significant step forward for Farmdar and our commitment to delivering best-in-class agricultural intelligence,” said David Pridmore, Farmdar Chief Technology Officer. “Planet’s unparalleled near-daily PlanetScope data provides the foundational, high-quality inputs our AI models require for delivering unparalleled accuracy, particularly for complex crops like sugarcane. This direct relationship will empower our global clients with the timely, precise information they need to optimize operations and make more informed decisions.”

This partnership underscores the growing demand for timely, near-daily satellite data to transform traditional agricultural practices through AI-driven solutions, supporting food security and resource efficiency worldwide.

Source: BUSINESS WIRE