See the stress before the field shows it.
Multispectral cameras read soil health, crop health and moisture in a single pass. They show where the plants are struggling while the field still looks fine from the road. Most of the time that is a small part of the field, and that is the part we treat.
Of a typical field is healthy and needs nothing.
Needs specialized attention. That is where the treatment goes.
What the camera sees
Crop health is the part of modern farming that feels like magic, and it is really just light. A multispectral camera records the wavelengths a healthy plant reflects and a stressed plant does not. Flown over the field, it maps soil health, crop health and soil moisture quickly and consistently, at a resolution no one can walk.
This is the predictive layer of the Ag Stack. It comes before the spraying, and it decides what the spraying should be.
Treat the 20%, leave the 80%
Where is the stress in the crop? That is the question the scan answers. Once we know, we can treat precisely that part of the field instead of the whole thing.
The saving is not abstract. It is chemical that is not sprayed on healthy plants, water that is not hauled, and hours that are not flown. Eighty percent of the field is fine. Only the twenty percent gets the extra attention.
Beyond the crop: the ground itself
The same flights feed Pix4D, the modelling software we train on. From the imagery we build a 3D model of the field and read compaction, slope and drainage from it. Those models are part of the training curriculum and available as a service on their own.
Book a scan before the season gets away from you.
A crop health pass can be scheduled on its own or ahead of a spray. Tell us the acreage and we will quote it.