Kuchally field record · 4 Jun 2026
Arabica Mechanisation Block
An open Arabica parcel with Brazilian Catuai scheduled for planting in September 2026.
Satellite screening record
No post-cut-off disturbance detected
The June 2026 satellite record reports no mapped disturbance after 31 December 2020. No ten-year loss or degradation value is supplied for this parcel.
EU Regulation 2023/1115 deforestation cut-off used for the recorded screen.
Remote-sensing signal within the recorded block outline.
Indicative due-diligence evidence; not an official EU legal determination.
Vegetation profile
Two different views of cover.
Tree cover is the broader satellite signal and can include coffee and woody vegetation at different heights. Shade cover isolates the taller upper canopy that sits above the coffee layer.
Land-change record · 2016–2025
History kept separate from the cut-off test.
Ten-year signals may include change before the EUDR cut-off. They are retained here as historical context and should not be read as a legal conclusion on their own.
- Not reported2016
- Not reported2017
- Not reported2018
- Not reported2019
- Not reported2020cut-off
- Not reported2021
- Not reported2022
- Not reported2023
- Not reported2024
- Not reported2025
Annual values in hectares. A dash means the source record did not supply a measured value.
Indicative standing carbon
A satellite estimate, shown as a calculation.
These figures estimate carbon currently held in above-ground vegetation. They are not an annual absorption rate, an offset or evidence for a carbon credit.
Global remote-sensing estimate with stated uncertainty of roughly ±30–50%. Field measurement and independent certification would be required for measurement-grade reporting.
How to read this record
Useful evidence, with limits stated plainly.
Boundary and area
Area is recorded as a geodesic calculation from producer-supplied GeoJSON or GPX. The exact boundary file remains private. The outline shown here is a coordinate-free schematic, not a navigable map or proof of legal title.
Deforestation-risk screening
The recorded assessment uses Whisp from FAO Open Foris and the Forest Data Partnership against the 31 December 2020 cut-off. It supports due diligence but is not an official EU compliance decision or a filed TRACES statement.
Historical forest signals
Ten-year loss and degradation values draw on tropical moist-forest time series. The gain layer covers 2000–2012, so a zero gain value does not establish that no more recent regrowth occurred.
Carbon, canopy and land-cover layers
Carbon is derived from an approximately 2010 NASA/ORNL biomass layer. Canopy and shade-tree ranges are modelled, while water and land-cover classes come from global satellite products that can miss small or seasonal features.
Supporting records
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