by Andrew Muehlfeld | Oct 13, 2023 | Articles
How many times have you heard your algorithm team say, “it’s working pretty well, we just need more data,”? The trouble is that data is expensive to collect and there are practical limitations. Contracted drone pilots charge upwards of $1,500 per day for data...
by Lora Osborn | Oct 10, 2023 | Articles
What’s scarier than a goblin and more frightening than a werewolf? That would be the dreaded ghost corn imagery. Wait, what is that you may ask? It’s when you get a drone up in the air to get an aerial view of your plots or fields, and what comes back… is a washed out...
by Lora Osborn | Oct 3, 2023 | Articles
With the ability to standardize data collection and increase precision of said data, precision agriculture – and specifically aerial imagery – has become a preferred method for many to get the data required to prove product efficacy and understand field trial...
by Alyssa Pfaff | Sep 29, 2023 | Articles
For agronomic leaders seeking plant-level measurements, capturing data can be done in a wide range of different manners. From manual methods to aerial imagery via drone systems or satellites, each method offers pros and cons to accommodate the unique goals and needs...
by Alyssa Pfaff | Sep 22, 2023 | Articles
Picture this, you’re being told a story about a topic that is essentially foreign to you and the person telling it makes the assumption that you know exactly what they’re saying. So, with this assumption, they begin skipping critical pieces of information and skip to...
