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Landivar receives Outstanding Research Award in Cotton Agronomy

Jan 14, 2022

Beltwide honors: Juan Landivar honored for career dedicated to cotton, work on aerial monitoring and digital twins for management...

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Early weather stress shows from above in soybeans

Sep 24, 2021

Soybean Watch: Lighter-colored spots indicate wetter areas in the field.

Tom J Bechman

Aerial scouting paints better picture of what to expect from crop

Sep 21, 2021

Corn Watch: The entire field may not look like the plants you can see from the pickup.

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3 Tips on field mapping with aerial imagery

Sep 10, 2021

The level of resolution you need depends on your intended use for the imagery.

Tom J Bechman

Weed pressure hard to miss from air

Sep 10, 2021

Soybean Watch: Weeds that don’t die can haunt you later in the season.

Jennifer M. Latzke

Flickner field day showcases innovations

Sep 09, 2021

Innovations on display, from autonomous drones to irrigation equipment trials at the Flickner Innovation Farm Field Day.

Tom J Bechman

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

Willie Vogt

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.

Tom J Bechman

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.

Willie Vogt

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.

Austin Keating

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.

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