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# Kultūraugu attīstības indeksa grafiks
GeoPard nodrošina kultūraugu attīstības grafikus, kas datēti ar 1988. gadu. Tie tiek automātiski ģenerēti katram laukam, izmantojot tikai datus no **bez mākoņiem un bez ēnām** teritorijām. Novietojiet kursoru virs punktiem, lai redzētu vidējās NDVI vērtības. Varat pārslēgties starp **gada un mēneša** skatījumiem, lai iegūtu detalizētu ieskatu.
Šie grafiki palīdz zemniekiem **noteikt optimālo ražas novākšanas laiku**, uzraudzīt kultūraugus plašākā mērogā un uzlabot ražīgumu un ilgtspēju.
Kultūraugu attīstības grafiks ir pieejams datiem kopš 1988. gada. Grafiks tiek izveidots automātiski jebkuram laukam
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