To help farmers to report their commitments more easily and quickly, to properly assess the state of their declared fields, and to find information related to their payments, a free digital tool, a "NMA agro" mobile application has been developed and is constantly being improved. More than 20,000 users have already experienced the practical benefits of the app. The app is equipped with Copernicus Sentinel satellite images and maps of the different vegetation indices, which allow farmers to monitor and assess the condition of their crops in their fields and to carry out the necessary management actions when needed. Sentinel satellite images and vegetation index maps are updated every 5 days. Farmers can also report actions carried out or non-compliances corrected not only to the NPA, but also to other supervisory authorities. "NMA agro" allows you to send photo images with precise coordinates and direction directly from the field, as well as measure distances and areas on the screen. The app provides access to NPA information package with up-to-date news, a calendar with deadlines for major commitments and works, and a weather forecast. Through the app, you can access the NPA's information portal to find out the administrative status of your applications, the amounts of aid paid, etc. The app is not only for farmers, but can be used by all Lithuanian citizens. <...>

Today’s farming is becoming increasingly complex: climate change, investment, plant diseases, sustainable pest and weed control, changing market trends, etc. – all these challenges are driving the search for new technologies and solutions that would make farming more efficient and sustainable. <...>

In recent years, agriculture has become increasingly modern with a variety of digital technologies and innovations being applied in different areas. Those who relate their future to agriculture need to learn, introduce digital technologies and innovate on a regular basis. This helps saving time and money by monitoring, collecting and analysing information in real time. <...>

In order to increase competitiveness and economic profitability of the modern Lithuanian dairy farm, as one of the most complex enterprises of agricultural production, it is encouraged to share knowledge that determines the increase of farm productivity and to use innovative farm technologies on the farm. PI LAAS implemented a project during which the cooperation between the farmer, the adviser and the scientist was expanded. During the project implementation, farmers were provided with knowledge and the latest information on scientific research in the fields of feed production, feeding, and environmental protection. The project covered the entire technological process from pasture fertilization to the use of omega-3 acid supplements for animal feed. Each farm must create a stable and balanced grass forage base for the animals, with the aim of providing a valuable ration for animals throughout the year: good grasslands grown on farmers’ farms guarantee a sufficient supply of quality grass throughout the grazing period, and quality grass can produce valuable preserved forage for winter. <...>

The timeliness of information on the spread of diseases or pests in various agricultural crops is important in order to produce more and healthier products with as few plant protection products as possible. Farmers are encouraged to use information systems such as IKMIS, which not only provide information on pest or disease threats and their catalogues for identification, but also provide advice on which protection products to choose. <...>