What is the difference between the stand count report and the plant population report?

Plant population reports provide accurate plant counting and stand count analysis based on drone or satellite imagery. These reports help farmers, agronomists, and agricultural service providers understand the exact number of plants in a field and evaluate crop establishment across different growth stages.

They are commonly used for orchards, perennial plantations, vineyards, and forestry, making them suitable for virtually any crop type where plants are visible above ground. The only requirement is that plants are at least 10 cm (4 in) above the soil surface, ensuring reliable detection and measurement.

Using advanced AI algorithms, Agremo automatically detects and counts individual plants to generate precise plant population metrics. For example:

The total number of plants detected in the field is 123,811.

Stand Count reports go one step further by comparing the actual plant population vs. the expected plant density. The expected value is defined by the user when submitting the analysis request and can be based on:

  • Recommended seeding rate (per hectare or acre)
  • Seed supplier recommendations
  • Target plant population for optimal yield

The report highlights differences between actual and expected plant counts, providing clear insights into crop establishment success, missing plants, and field variability. Results are displayed both in absolute numbers and percentage deviation.

For example:

The actual plant population is 32% below the expected stand, representing approximately 58,264 missing plants.

Key Benefits of Plant Population & Stand Count Analysis

  • Accurate plant counting from drone imagery
  • Early detection of gaps and missing plants
  • Improved yield potential assessment
  • Better replanting and crop management decisions
  • Scalable monitoring across large agricultural areas

What our partners are saying

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DJI Agriculture

Agremo's AI solution turns DJI's drone imagery into actionable insights, and its recipe maps make our AGRAS drone a truly intelligent and precise spraying tool." The integration of the Agremo platform between Agremo and the DJI drone is a turnkey solution for precision agriculture.

Ciprian Iorga

The biggest benefit for farmers who use drones and Agremo reports is that they increase their yields, reduce costs or improve their productivity. In the end, all these benefits are lead to extra profits.

Zdravko Hojka

Agremo Stand Count analysis shows how successful seeding was and how many plants farmers will be able to harvest. Withal, it can help to apply different sowing standards in different parts of the plot, in order to achieve the highest yields.