Technology We Use
Quick answerTechnology serves one purpose here: making a 12-year biological asset observable and verifiable. GIS mapping records every plot boundary and planting row, so your holding is a precise polygon, not a vague promise. Quarterly drone surveys capture geotagged canopy imagery that feeds investor reports and targets ground inspections. Drip irrigation delivers water efficiently through establishment in semi-arid districts, with solar power reducing the operation’s footprint. Structured digital records, plot registers, maintenance logs, survey archives, become the quarterly reports investors receive, and an investor dashboard is rolling out to put those records on demand.
GIS plot mapping
Every plot and block is mapped; your documentation includes the exact geometry of your holding.
Drone surveys
Quarterly flights produce geotagged orthomosaics of canopy condition, the imagery behind our plantation updates and report attachments.
Water & energy
Drip irrigation for efficient establishment; solar power where deployed to cut diesel dependence.
Records & reporting
Maintenance logs, survival counts and survey archives roll up into quarterly investor reports; the investor dashboard (rolling out) will expose them on demand.
What technology cannot do
No sensor makes a tree grow faster or a market move. Technology here is for observability and honesty, it lets you check on your asset, not us over-promise about it.
Watch a drone survey
Time your site visit with a survey window and see the stack live.