Drone Crop Scouting

  • Can agricultural drones play a part in regenerative agriculture?

    Can agricultural drones play a part in regenerative agriculture?

    I recently posted something about drones to a regenerative agriculture social media group and was scolded with “You’re obviously don’t belong here” kind of comment. It gave me pause. Am I mistaken? I know that regenerative agriculture is about the return to natural systems, but it still seems like drones can play a part. It

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  • The Many Ways Agricultural Drones Improve Crops

    The Many Ways Agricultural Drones Improve Crops

    Farming has come a long way from the days when farmers had to walk every inch of their fields to check on crops. Scouting is still important, but today it is augmented by technology, which seems to be sneaking into everything. One of the biggest game-changers is the use of drones in precision agriculture. These

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  • Prescription Maps:  Spoon Feeding your Crop

    Prescription Maps: Spoon Feeding your Crop

    A prescription map (also called a variable‑rate map) controls where and how much a sprayer delivers product onto a crop. Think of it like a recipe for each part of a field: some areas need more, some need less, and some don’t need anything at all. You will still cover the entire field but will

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  • NDVI:  The Farmer’s Early-Warning System

    NDVI: The Farmer’s Early-Warning System

    Farmers in the Midwest are increasingly using drone scouting and NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) technology to monitor crop health efficiently. This method allows for early detection of plant stress, particularly diseases like southern rust, enabling targeted interventions and improved yields. NDVI enhances traditional farming practices by providing detailed aerial insights.

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  • Digital Photography, Multispectral Scouting, and Seeing Beyond the Human Eye

    Digital Photography, Multispectral Scouting, and Seeing Beyond the Human Eye

    Digital photos consist of pixels that create detailed images. Red, green, and blue color channels are combined to create Full-color images. Multispectral drones enhance aerial scouting by capturing additional channels, near-infrared and red-edge light, areas we cannot see, revealing plant health issues undetectable by the naked eye. This technology aids farmers in early stress detection,…

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  • Better Farming with Drone Scouting

    Better Farming with Drone Scouting

    Learn how drones can improve farm management for better yields.

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  • Launching KADS.TECH: Learn about Agricultural Drones and Precision Farm Technology

    Launching KADS.TECH: Learn about Agricultural Drones and Precision Farm Technology

    Kansas Agricultural Drone Services announces the publication of the website KADS.Tech to share knowledge about precision agriculture

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