How Green Farms assesses agricultural land.
Every Green Farms output is produced through the same five layer process, so results stay comparable across properties, seasons and markets.
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Property boundary
The platform identifies the agricultural property, estate or farm boundary.
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Satellite observation
The platform analyses vegetation, surface characteristics, terrain and water related signals using available earth observation data.
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Environmental context
The platform incorporates relevant climate, land cover, terrain and regional environmental datasets.
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Intelligence model
Indicators are normalised into interpretable scores and categories.
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Validation
Detailed assessments can be supported through farm records, soil sampling, agronomist review and field verification.
The Environmental Intelligence Score is a preliminary comparative indicator based on available satellite and environmental datasets. It is not a formal valuation, certification or guarantee of future land performance.
Carbon project suitability is a preliminary screening output and does not constitute carbon verification, credit issuance or project approval.
Green Farms provides environmental intelligence and preliminary screening. Results should be interpreted alongside legal, financial, agricultural and field based due diligence.
Transparent intelligence.
Evidence first
Every insight should show its source, date, geographic resolution and confidence level.
Clear limitations
Remote sensing identifies patterns and areas for investigation. It does not replace field sampling, legal due diligence or professional agricultural advice.
Human validation
Professional verification can be added where decisions require field evidence.
Continuous improvement
Scores and models improve as additional farm, field and environmental data become available.