Arva Intelligence has integrated Planet imagery into their CropForce data analytics platform, allowing growers and agricultural suppliers to analyze fields in real time to track crop health, guide scouting, and respond quickly to potential issues.

Mavrx has developed and tested a new program to offer high resolution imagery using 100 aircraft pilots that will be available to U.S. farmers in 2016.

BlackBridge’s Monitoring Programs for Agriculture are unique in the market, providing newly collected and archived five-meter RapidEye satellite imagery across all major North American agricultural areas and other regions of the world multiple times throughout the growing season.

Agrian Inc. announced today that beginning in Jan. 2015, Agrian users will have access to all current and historical BlackBridge satellite imagery available through the BlackBridge Agriculture Monitoring Service in the U.S. and Canada—for a nominal fee.

Paul Gunderson gets excited when showing off equipment and talking about farming at Lake Region State College’s Precision Agriculture Center.

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), sometimes referred to as “drones,” have found a use beyond the military.

Crop scouting, 3-D mapping, spot spraying and pathogen detection all could be performed by unmanned aerial vehicles to cut labor and input costs and improve decision making.