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Queensland Soybean Crops

Working with the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (QDAF), AARSC are mapping the location and extent of all commercial soybean crops (> 1 ha) for the 2021–22 & 2022–23 seasons.

This mapping will be based on proven methodologies currently used to map horticulture tree crops and protected cropping systems across Australia with additional R&D of a time-series model specifically for soybeans crops.

These maps will provide participating industries with essential baseline data that supports decision making at multiple-scales, including current production area and distribution. The maps also serve as essential, innovative tools for response and recovery to biosecurity incursions, including coordination of on-ground surveillance, and for quantifying the impacts following a natural disaster event.

The maps do not contain any personal or commercial information.

Project Overview

Crop mapping technology sought in Queensland

Soy Survey

Contribute to the map using this simple survey

Soybean IEWA

Review the map and provide your feedback direct to the mapping team

Soybean Dashboard

Interactively summarises the extent (area) of Soybean crops for seasons 2021-22 & 2022-23

This project is supported by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (QDAF).

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