NASA Harvest

NASA Harvest is a consortium based in College Park, Maryland, comprised of a multidisciplinary team of agricultural remote sensing experts. The organization is commissioned by NASA and led by the University of Maryland. With 15 employees, NASA Harvest is dedicated to enhancing the use of satellite data in decision making related to food security and agricultural resilience globally. NASA Harvest focuses on providing solutions for food security and agricultural resilience through the application of satellite data. Their expertise lies in agricultural remote sensing, utilizing satellite imagery to monitor crop health, predict yields, and assess environmental impacts on agriculture. NASA Harvest distinguishes itself through its unique partnership with NASA and the University of Maryland, combining the resources and expertise of both institutions to advance the field of agricultural remote sensing. Their commitment to open access data and collaboration further sets them apart, fostering a global network of researchers and practitioners working towards a common goal. For more information about NASA Harvest and their initiatives, visit their website at nasaharvest.org.