EOS Data Analytics

How can agricultural businesses navigate risks efficiently? It’s one of the main questions for Ukrainian growers and traders today, and it was highlighted prominently at Agro Ukraine Week 2026.

The EOSDA team — Oleksii Shchehliuk, Managing Director; Anna Padun, Head of Business Development & Strategic Partnerships; and Yevgenii Marchenko, Senior Executive, Crop Monitoring Intelligence — attended the event and shared what stood out to them during discussions on risk management and digital agriculture.

🟢 Ukrainian agriculture is under deep pressure from the global sustainability agenda and the risks of the ongoing war. On the one hand, global conversations often focus on long-term sustainability goals such as “Net Zero.” On the other hand, many farmers are facing fundamental challenges: securing fertilizers, fuel, and basic inputs amid extremely volatile conditions. In this environment, digital tools are shifting from a future aspiration to a present-day necessity. Earth Observation and precision analytics are becoming immediate survival tools, helping growers minimize waste and make every scarce resource count.

🟢 For Ukrainian farmers, geopolitical instability, global supply chain disruptions, and the war's direct impacts mean unpredictable fertilizer availability and significant input costs. Growers are forced to make faster, higher-risk operational decisions. Under these conditions, having access to precise field-level data is critical to reducing risks.

🟢 The “road to zero” for Ukrainian agriculture is about more than just meeting distant green targets. The “road to zero” means managing operational risks down to zero. It is about using precision data to ensure stability and navigate a highly constrained economic environment. Digital transformation is the very vehicle that helps farmers survive today and build a resilient foundation for the future.

🔗 To reduce risks to your agribusiness amid these conditions, try our Risk Monitoring platform, designed to help you manage pests, diseases, weather, and water stress. Become an early adopter of our Risk Monitoring platform: https://risk-monitoring.eos.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=agro_ukraine

Predict crop risks before they turn into financial losses with our Risk Monitoring platform.

In large-scale agribusiness, late reaction to risks means direct margin losses. Current threats such as pests, diseases, weather stress, or water stress often remain invisible at first. However, plant stress starts 3–5 days before the first visual symptoms appear in the field. By the time the problem is visible from the pickup, yield potential is already reduced.

We’re launching a Risk Monitoring platform to help you detect field risks early, before they become losses. Be among the first to try the platform.

🌾 Apply for early access to test automated risk alerts on your own fields. We’ll reach out to selected teams with:

◼️ pilot access to crop risk alerts
◼️ platform or API workflow options
◼️ an opportunity to shape the product before its wider release

To join the early adopters program, fill out the application form on the website: https://risk-monitoring.eos.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=early_ad&utm_content=post

Satellite data is no longer the future of AgTech solutions. It’s cutting-edge technology that large-scale farmers can’t do without today.

Regina Urazmanova, Product Manager for Crop Monitoring by EOSDA, spoke on stage at DOU Day, Ukraine’s leading tech conference, about the role of satellite data in agriculture.

Key highlights from Regina’s speech:

🔹 Despite the complexity of mathematical modeling, satellite technology is now one of the most cost-effective alternatives to traditional ground-based observation for growers.

🔹 AgTech platform features should be based on precise agricultural data, such as crop development stages and geographical characteristics.

🔹 No one can give you better insights for improving your product than growers. That’s why a big part of the Crop Monitoring team’s job is communicating with platform users.

🔹 During planting and harvesting seasons, growers work 24/7. All contacts, communications, and platform updates need to be adapted to their schedules, precise, and focused on solving operational tasks.

🔹 Analytical tools, such as the vegetation index NDVI, enable agribusinesses to identify hidden risks in their fields and make decisions based on precise data rather than assumptions.

The approach that combines data precision with growers’ real-world experience is the foundation of our Crop Monitoring platform.

🔗 Discover how Crop Monitoring can help your fields: https://eos.com/products/crop-monitoring/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=douday&utm_content=post