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Aerial images inform in-season crop decisions

Mar 25, 2021

Thermal imaging helps identify most productive areas and helps fine-tune input rates.

Taranis precision-scouting solution uses high-resolution imagery from a drone

Ag imagery firm looks to the future

Feb 24, 2021

Taranis appoints new CEO, as it expands its precision scouting service for growers and retailers.

A cornfield captured by a drone using GRYFN technology

Multisensor drone aids researchers studying tar spot

Dec 21, 2020

Purdue University and startup company Gryfn partner to build market-ready technology for crop researchers.

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Crop imperfections show up clearly in aerial photos

Nov 20, 2020

Soybean Watch: What can you learn about your fields from late-season aerial scouting using a drone? Quite a bit.

Satellite imagery gets boost from new tech

Nov 04, 2020

Planet, long a leader in new-tech satellite imagery, is upping its game with artificial intelligence and enhanced timing.

Drone imagery focus of Extension bulletin

Oct 30, 2020

Oregon State University publication centers on unmanned aerial systems in the state, but much of the information is applicable to Western farms.

How better AI helps farmers make better decisions

Aug 10, 2020

Today’s artificial intelligence can count stands, zoom in on insects, detect nutrient deficiencies and more. Farmers say it’s getting more accurate all the time.

tractor applying nitrogen in corn late-season

Help best-producing soils grow more corn

Aug 06, 2020

Aerial scouting service provides missing link that helps this farmer adjust nitrogen rates on corn.

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Cloud technology helps citrus farmers count

Jun 04, 2020

Technology saves citrus farmers time and money and helps them accurately count their trees, which is important for insurance...

Dave Nanda marking corn stands in the field

New tech makes replant decisions by area, not by field

Jun 01, 2020

Technology available now provides information for replant decisions within minutes and on a subfield scale.

Aerial crop scouting: A paying proposition?

May 21, 2020

Profit Planners: Decide if you will use the information gathered before investing in scouting services.

Commercial drone company takes different approach

Apr 21, 2020

Started by pilots, this new service creates a cloud data platform with an eye on aviation issues.

Using drones efficiently on the farm

Mar 19, 2020

Drones can be useful tool in the farming toolbox.

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