Using remote sensing to understand how agricultural production has changed following the civil war in Libya that began in 2011 and the corresponding collapse of government agricultural subsidies in the region.
The final on-farm workshop for our PASTORAL project took place at the Agri-Epi’s South West Dairy Development Centre on the 9th of August. Many of those in attendance receive pasture biomass data from the project and their comments and feedback continue to shape this digital service. We showcased some of our latest work, comparing modelled […]
Summary Climate change is already causing problems for coffee production in Colombia. Land suitability modelling can identify climate vulnerable farming areas for targeted mitigation. Outcomes Areas of coffee growing regions that are most susceptible to climate impacts are located. The causes of changes in land suitability have been identified. Benefits The approach can be applied […]
Crop Suitability Monitoring in Wales
There is a great deal of uncertainty in how climate change could impact on agricultural production in Wales. This project modelled land suitability for 118 different crop types, including some novel crops such as tea and almonds, under current conditions and nine projected climate change scenarios.
Feeding the World…sustainably With the world’s population projected to grow to approximately 10.9 billion by 2100 and with the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s food system is under increasing pressure. We need to plan to feed more people without overwhelming the planet. Solution Satellite imagery can help safeguard global food supply and support sustainability. It […]