Across a national network of smallholder farms, production information travels through multiple layers of reporting, from farmers to cooperatives, cooperatives to provinces, and provinces to the ministry. Consolidating that information into a timely and complete picture of national harvest activity is a significant challenge at scale.
What you are seeing is not a reporting tool. It is one example of what becomes visible when a continuously updated field-level data foundation is in place. Rather than relying on manual reports, harvest activity is continuously monitored at the field level and can be viewed consistently from individual fields to national scale.
Each point represents a harvest automatically detected for a specific field. Harvests are detected across mapped field boundaries using Digital Harvest's proprietary cloud-free processing and harvest event detection algorithms. Harvests are shown across all farms and seasons from 2023 through 2026. Harvests detected outside the normal milling window are highlighted separately.
Viewed collectively, these observations provide an objective, continuously updated view of harvest activity across any production area. Over multiple seasons, they also build an objective historical record of harvest timing for every field.
Harvest date is a foundational field-level observation because it establishes when and where harvesting occurred across every mapped field.
Where manual harvest records already exist, harvest observations provide an independent reference that can improve confidence in reported information. Where such records do not exist, they establish a consistent field-level record of harvest activity.
Harvest timing also marks the transition from standing crop to harvested crop, providing a common reference point for understanding seasonal progress across fields, cooperatives, provinces, and entire production areas. Over time, these observations build a historical record that supports increasingly sophisticated operational and analytical workflows.
The same harvest observations can be viewed consistently at the field, cooperative, province, or national level, providing leadership with the same operational picture regardless of scale.
Each growing season strengthens the historical record, making it possible to understand long-term harvest patterns, compare regions, and detect changes over time.