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Anatomy of AGMRI

AgMRI for Seedsmen

Intro to AgMRI

From Football to Farm Insights

AgMRI for Agronomists

Compare View and Weed Watch Alerts

New Feature: Compare View

Find Weeds in the Late Season

Insights from Late Season Flights

Review Management Decisions with Row Tracer

Late Season Alerts

AgMRI App Overview

Make Harvest Decisions with AgMRI

Using the Yield Estimate Tool

Heat Stress in Crops

New Yield Risk Alert

Make Proactive Decisions with AgMRI

View Machine Data in Your Timeline

Find Nutrient Deficiencies

Emergence Maps

Precipitation Maps

Finding Weeds

Weed Watch

AgMRI from Intelinair

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FAQ

What crops does AGMRI analyze?
We are currently working with corn and soybean growers, and have also partnered with leading cotton, barley, and coffee growers to validate AGMRI’s use in these crops.
Where is AGMRI available?
AGMRI is available in many states across the Midwest and Great Plains.
How do you collect imagery?
We collect imagery via manned aircraft. While satellite and drone imagery have their places, we have found collection via plane to satisfy both our need for scalable image acquisition as well as ultra high-resolution imagery.
What is the resolution of your imagery?
Our RGB imagery (standard color imagery) is 20 cm/pixel, and our RGN, the imagery on which our analytics are based, is at 10 cm/pixel.
How early and late in the season do you collect imagery?
We believe there is value in collecting imagery throughout the season. Bare soil imagery provides insight into planting conditions, tile lines/drainage, and weed pressure. Collecting imagery often through the early to mid-season helps identify emergence issues/replant opportunities, weed pressure, compaction, nutrient deficiencies and disease/insect pressure. In the late season, we typically capture imagery every 2-3 weeks to identify areas of late-season disease and for harvest timing purposes.
Can AGMRI be used to model yield potential?
Yes! Imagery throughout the season can help indicate/estimate yield:

– Early season, first month post planting → Up to 30% of yield can be determined during this early period. The vegetation row health image provides a comprehensive view of areas with a weak stand where you can expect decreased yield potential.

– Late June – V10/12 → This is a prime time to see the impact of compaction and other issues on yield through the anomaly algorithm which highlights these areas.

– Pre/Post-pollination → Understanding the condition of your corn crop coming into and out of pollination as well as uniformity of pollination is also a great way to understand yield potential.

– Grain fill → Instead of pulling ear samples from random areas of the field you can sample based on anomaly zones and calculate a much more accurate yield estimate for the field.

What browsers do you support
We recommend the following browsers to access AGMRI:
Windows

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox

Mac OS X

  • Safari 8
  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox

CONTACT

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44 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA, 94104  

Champaign, Illinois
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Upcoming Events:

Ag Retailer Association Conference: December 3 – 5, 2019 – New Orleans, Louisiana

Ag Exposed: December 15 – 16, 2019 – Normal, Illinois

Develop With Deere: January 28 – 29, 2020 – St. Louis, Missouri

World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit: March 17 – 18, 2020 – San Fransisco, California

Past Events:

Big Data Summit: November 12, 2019 – Champaign, Illinois

Lessons Learned from My Entrepreneurial Journey: Mindset Matters: October 14, 2019 – Yerevan, Armenia

InfoAg: July 23 – 25, 2019 – St. Louis, Missouri

World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit: March 19 – 20, 2019 – San Francisco, California

Commodity Classic: February 28 – March 2, 2019 – Orlando, Florida

Illinois Soybean Summit: February 5, 2019 – Springfield, Illinois

Develop with Deere: January 22 – 24, 2019 – Chicago, Illinois

Ag Retailer Association Conference: 2018 – Boca Raton Resort & Club, Boca Raton, Florida

Van Trump Conference: 2018 – The Kansas City Convention Center, Kansas City, Missouri

Climate Fieldview Platform Partner Expo: 2018 – Huxley Learning Center, Huxley, Iowa

Climate Fieldview Platform Partner Expo: 2018 – Double Tree, Bloomington, Illinois

InfoAg Conference: 2018 – Union Station, St. Louis, Missouri

Midwest Ag Expo: 2018 – Gifford, Illinois

Develop with Deere Conference: 2018 – Kansas City, Missouri

Farm Journal Top Producer Seminar: 2018 – Chicago, Illinois

Van Wall Equipment Partners for Profit: 2018 – Boone, Iowa

Ag Tech Expo: 2017 – Indianapolis, Indiana

Farm Progress Show: 2017 – Decatur, Illinois

InfoAg Conference: 2017 – St. Louis, Missouri

Farm Journal’s Corn & Soybean College: 2017 – Heyworth, Illinois

Forbes AgTech Summit: 2016 & 2017 – Salinas, California

World Agri-Tech: 2016 & 2017 – San Francisco, California

Develop with Deere:  2016 – Kansas City, Missouri

Ag Data: 2016 – Iowa City, Iowa

North Dakota Precision Ag conference: 2016 – Jamestown, North Dakota

Farmdoc Conference: 2016 – Champaign, Illinois

ASTA Conference: 2016 – Chicago, Illinois

360 Yield Proving Grounds: 2016 – Tremont, Illinois

AgTech: 2016 – Silicon Valley, California

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