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Research & KnowledgeEvent: September 4, 2026

Treefera reports that USDA will pilot new methods of data collection using satellite imagery, geospatial tools, AI/machine learning models, and farmer surveys to improve its crop acreage and yield estimates.

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USDA will pilot new methods of data collection - using satellite imagery, geospatial tools and AI/machine learning models alongside farmer surveys - to improve its crop acreage and yield estimates

Jonathan Horn|Treefera team

Company

Treefera

Treefera brings field-level clarity to agricultural and soft commodity markets, revealing risk and value at the source.

Industry
Information Services
Location
London, GB
Company size
67 employees

Treefera empowers organizations to fortify their supply chains and build resilience through first-mile visibility. Powered by a proprietary AI-enabled data fabric to analyze both spatial and temporal data, Treefera delivers real-time sourcing, risk, and compliance insights at unparalleled speed and accuracy. Founded in 2022, Treefera works with enterprises globally to mitigate exposure to operational and environmental risks, strengthen continuity amid volatility, and as a result, enable supply chains that are not only more resilient, but inherently more responsible - delivering benefits for business and the planet. Learn more at treefera.com.

Founded 2022

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