Did you know you could use drone data in agriculture to lower costs and improve crop performance? If yes, chances are you’ve already heard about Agremo. We’ve just released a new version of our app and are excited to show you what you can do with drone data in agriculture today. Read on!
Detailed insights into plants and crops with 12 analyses on weed, diseases and many more.
There are many ways in which drone data can help you improve activities on the field, and the different analyses are by far the most important factor. Essentially, you make a drone map of your field and request the according analysis you need. And the goal of these analyses is to “scan” the field and determine the location and the percentage of problem areas.
There are, for example, analyses that can show you how to spot weed and diseases, identify pest-infested areas and even help you count plants and trees. Besides being drastically faster than traditional measures, drone data analyses offer exact numbers and percentages together with the precise location of healthy and problematic areas.
Apart from these the usual drone data analyses like weed, pest and disease analyses and plant counting, it became evident that farmers and agronomists are in need of a simple way to create an overview of their field. To let them mark points of interest on their field (such as ponds, or barns) and calculate how large certain areas on their fields are, we developed the Eagle Eye report.
Take a look at all 12 drone data analyses for agriculture.
[NEW]Quick and simple map and results sharing
Drone analyses are performed to offer more insights and enable a more effective workflow, usually between several different people. For example, between the agronomist, who is offering drone data analyses, and the farmer, who is looking for help which the agronomist can provide.
In our newest app version, these users get to keep all their fields and maps in one place and avoid losing track on their work. And if users want to share the map and let colleagues and clients browse through the field, all they have to do is to send them a link and invite them to have an in-depth look at the map and the result layer.
In addition to this, the app lets users share the shapefile and the results in user-friendly PDF format.
[NEW]Compare maps from different time periods on the same screen
To track how a field has been progressing or whether or not your measures are showing success, it can be tremendously useful to see the analysis results from different time periods on one screen.
This is done with by adding overlay maps, which are essentially different results from a particular field placed onto each other. This way, the similarities and differences that came up over time will shimmer through and allow you to see how your field has changed.
Our newest app version supports this cool feature and is particularly popular to prove the effectiveness of measures, prove losses or simply visually track your field’s progress.
[NEW]Clear action steps thanks to personalized recommendations and comments
Drone-based analyses can tell you what parts of the field need further attention. To translate this data into performance-enhancing steps, users can now enter comments into the recommendation and comment field of their Agremo analysis and let colleagues and clients know what they think would be the next best step based on the obtained data from the report.
Having all these features in one place makes working with drone data a lot easier. And for those of you who can’t wait to get their results — Agremo now offers plans with different processing priorities!
