2020 in Review: OneSoil Apps in Facts and Numbers
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We reflected on OneSoil’s three years of history and created an infographic summary.
In 2020, OneSoil marked its three-year anniversary. The first line of the app's code was written in December 2017 and the first users signed up in April 2018. A lot has changed since then. Today, 4.5% of the world's arable land is registered in OneSoil, and farmers from 182 countries are using the app. We reflected on OneSoil's three years of history and created an infographic summary.
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In 2020, OneSoil marked its three-year anniversary. The first line of the app's code was written in December 2017 and the first users signed up in April 2018. A lot has changed since then. Today, 4.5% of the world's arable land is registered in OneSoil, and farmers from 182 countries are using the app. We reflected on OneSoil's three years of history and created an infographic summary.
How many fields are registered in OneSoil?
Let's start with the main thing – how many hectares of fields users around the world are monitoring with the OneSoil apps. Ukraine, you are the champion! Since 2017, farmers and agronomists from almost every country in the world have signed up in our apps. In most countries, we have automatically delineated field borders to make farmers' lives just a little easier.
What’s growing in the fields?
Some of OneSoil users have a hundred different crops planted in one field! Some users are growing hazelnuts, basil or yams. But most of the fields are still planted with more common staple food crops. Soft winter wheat is the most popular crop among our users, and lavender is the least common crop.
What countries are our users from?
Russia, Ukraine, Brazil, Argentina, the US — it's no surprise we have lots of users in these top agricultural producing countries. But some of our users are living even in Alaska, the Sakha Republic and Tasmania. If you're one of them, please write to us — we'd like to interview you.
Users: who they are and what they do in the app
Let’s get to know OneSoil users better. Who are they? How are they using our app and what for?
Summed up by Olga Polevikova, Christina Butsko and Egor Boyarchuk
Illustrations created by Nastia Zenovich
Illustrations created by Nastia Zenovich
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