The new crop management solution consists of a newly developed drone-mounted multispectral sensing unit and Fast Field Analyzer image analysis software.

Two new crop health imagery offerings, Premium Aerial Imagery and Basic Satellite Imagery will be available in time for the 2019 growing season.

While the company will continue its close collaboration with its sister companies in Parrot Group, such as Parrot Drone, Pix4D and MicaSense, its leadership team is also looking across the industry with the aim of identifying new commercial partnerships

The AGXTEND range of precision farming technologies will provide agricultural equipment users with productivity and efficiency enhancing solutions that deliver sustainability benefits. The company is planning a phased rollout is throughout the first quarter of 2019 across the entire EMEA Region.

Taranis announced the closing of a $20 million Series B round of financing led by Viola Ventures, with participation from existing investors Finistere Ventures, Vertex Ventures, OurCrowd, Eyal Gura and Gal Yarden.

Ag professionals are nearly overwhelmed by the amount of precision technologies available. New developments in precision and connective technologies are turning the farm into a digital storm of data.

TerrAvion and FieldX announced the launch of an integration that brings aerial imagery solutions to agronomists using FieldX.

Agrograph’s software combines satellite imagery and field data with machine learning algorithms to predict crop yields at the field level.