Solving Key Challenges for Improving Profitability
Standardize data collection to make critical decisions
Get high-throughput characterization
Add value to every grower interaction to sell more
Mitigate Risk with Data Verification
Use a solution to standardize data collection, and leverage digital analysis and visualization to verify data and validate key outcomes.
Uncover the Next-Best Action
Get a clear indication of where to focus time and resources – and leverage our productivity tools, from reporting to task management, to get things done faster.
Drive Sustainability Forward
Creating a better tomorrow for our world requires insight into detailed data and analytics, all of which can be captured, analyzed, and acted upon with our suite of solutions.
Testimonials
Adrian Rivard
Operational Manager
Drone Spray Canada, Inc.
We directly compared to competitors and the Sentera 6X Sensor was the clear choice. The dedicated 20MP RGB camera is critical to our operation and with the fast capture rate I can fly fields at 200’ and am only limited to our Matrice 300’s max speed at 35 mph.
Colby Woods
Channel Seed Dealer, Founder and Owner
Woods Ag Services
I’m engaging with my customers, speaking to the performance of the seed I sold them, all while Sentera’s products are capturing 100x the data points that I could collect manually. Sentera has elevated perception of my business and made me more valuable to my customers.
Stay in the Know
Using Precision Ag Tech for Weed Management in Crop Production
Increasing herbicide costs and higher temps have created challenges for weed management in crop production, but precision ag technology can help.
New Crop Health Insights Validate Agriscience Development
Sentera has launched seven new crop health and performance analytics with FieldInsights to assist agronomic leaders with making critical decisions in-season and post-harvest.
Will Drones Replace Airplanes in Agriculture?
The world of drones has transformed agriculture over the past decade. But, do drones offer enough benefits to replace ag airplanes? And if so, what does that mean for agronomic leaders?