DigiFarm Contributes to European Commission Study on Automated Agricultural Parcel Delineation

Over the past year, DigiFarm actively supported the research led by PwC Polska. Our involvement included in-person expert interviews, virtual workshops, and the provision of technical documentation and field boundary demo data. This collaboration ensured that practical, real-world insights were incorporated into the study, reflecting both current capabilities and on-the-ground challenges.

The report explores the evolving landscape of Earth Observation (EO)-based parcel delineation, from very high-resolution (VHR) imagery to AI-enhanced satellite data. It evaluates how ready EU Member States are to adopt these technologies within core agricultural policy systems such as LPIS (Land Parcel Identification System) and IACS (Integrated Administration and Control System).

One of the key outcomes of the study is a set of 10 detailed case studies, alongside the final report, offering valuable guidance for public authorities and technology providers alike. These materials highlight best practices, implementation challenges, and lessons learned—particularly relevant for scaling automated delineation solutions across different national contexts.

For DigiFarm, contributing to this initiative aligns with our ongoing commitment to advancing geospatial innovation in agriculture. As digital systems become increasingly central to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), solutions based on remote sensing and AI will play a critical role in improving accuracy, efficiency, and transparency in agricultural administration.

We encourage professionals working in Earth Observation, AgriTech, and public sector digitalization to explore the findings and insights shared in the study.


Final report: https://lnkd.in/dNhWV7Nj
Case studies: https://lnkd.in/d5s_hfaU