Satellite data is helping reveal how farming in southern Ukraine has changed since the Kakhovka Dam was destroyed in 2023.

NASA Harvest researchers used high-resolution imagery to track the loss of irrigation and shifts in crop choices, showing how damage to water infrastructure continues to affect agriculture today.

NASA Harvest and partners launched Project ADAPT-Kenya to build a public, government-run system that uses satellite data and AI to track crops and food supplies in Kenya, with plans to expand across Sub-Saharan Africa.

The goal is to give reliable, up-to-date agricultural information so governments, businesses and communities can make better decisions about food security and markets.

How can countries better track the crops farmers are actually planting? NASA Harvest is supporting the WorldCereal system, a cloud-based platform that turns satellite data into customized crop maps.

A hands-on workshop in Zambia tested the system with local data, helping agencies evaluate where it performs well and where more work is needed.