OrangeFarmTest

OrangeFarmTest continues to demonstrate stable historical health across 190 processed scenes spanning 3 years. The seasonal NDVI pattern is well-defined, peaking at 0.395 in early October and plateauing between 0.292 and 0.315 through November and December — consistent across all available years with no evidence of long-term decline or stress accumulation. The trees, planted January 2025, are approximately 24 months old and entering early productive phase with a canopy baseline that reflects healthy establishment.

Current season satellite data is entirely unavailable due to cloud cover, with 0% of monitoring weeks returning valid observations. This is a data gap only and carries no negative health implication. No anomalies have been flagged at any point in the historical record, and all severity indicators remain normal.

Monitoring is expected to resume mid-to-late October 2026 when post-monsoon cloud clearance typically allows Sentinel-2 acquisition over Gujarat. On data resumption, priority checks are NDVI recovery toward 0.395, NDRE depression as an early stress signal, and EVI-NDVI divergence indicating structural canopy change rather than surface greenness variation.

Hi Harshit, satellite imagery for your orange farm is currently blocked by cloud cover, so we have no new readings this season yet — this is normal for the monsoon period and does not mean anything is wrong. Looking at 3 years of historical data, your farm has consistently shown healthy canopy with NDVI peaking around 0.395 each October. We expect clear-sky monitoring to resume mid-to-late October and will alert you as soon as we have a new reading. No issues have been flagged at any point in your farm's record. We'll be in touch the moment the data comes through.