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AGMRI thermal monitoring of fields in Iowa identified a potential problem. Field scouting confirmed early signs of Tar Spot. #diseasemanagement #grow24 #agmri #cropintelligence #tarspot

Meet our intern, Ashley Haselby, a junior studying Ag Systems Management at Purdue University. “My favorite part of this internship has been learning how AGMRI works and how it's able to translate the imagery into data that can be read and used to solve problems in the fields.” #intern #agtech #groundtruthing #grow24 #agcareer

Countdown to Tech Hub LIVE in Des Moines! It's only two weeks away, and we are excited to attend and exhibit! This is a great event to learn from industry leaders about the latest ag tech innovations that are redefining the future of farming. Schedule a meeting or stop by the Intelinair exhibit #316 in the Expo Hall and discover what AGMRI can do to track your entire fields all season long with its full-season analytics and help plan for next year's crop season. Registration information & meeting agenda: https://techhublive.com/ #TechHubLIVE #TechHubLIVE2024 #cropintellingence #agmri #agtech #innovation #farming

Some of our AGMRI users are showing fog in their area....you know what that means.... Foggy mornings like today present the opportunity for tar spot and other diseases to spread in corn, especially where leaves are likely to stay wetter for a longer period of time, like areas along a windbreak, low-lying areas where morning fog tends to hang around, etc. According to Iowa State University, for tar spot spores to germinate and infect, the leaf surface must be wet for an extended period of time. Use AGMRI to spot areas in the field that might need closer inspection so you can diagnose and quickly take any needed action. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gvFhbywq #cropdisease #agmri #cropintelligenc #diseasemanagement

Monitor your fields for disease with alerts from AGMRI. Check out our latest blog from our summer intern Jordi Oliver with tips on identifying the potential for disease in your fields. https://lnkd.in/dxDxEkT4 #cropdisease #tarspot #internetaccess

Meet our intern, Arno Hovhannisyan, a freshman studying Computer Science at Saddleback College. “I enjoy working with a team and learning how complex systems are structured and operated.” #intern #agtech #groundtruthing #grow24 #agcareer

Intelinair Territory Manager Demitrius Kikalos walks through one field in Indiana where AGMRI showed a 10 bushel an acre yield loss due to #nutrientdeficiency and explains how you can create a prescription to make a variable rate application in #AGMRI with #NVision. #cropintelligence #agmri #nvision #nitrogenmanagement #cropyield #grow24 #nutrientdeficiency

Happy 4th!

Farmers are using #AGMRI to monitor for #nutrientdeficiency and check for a good stand of weed-free corn. How does it work? AGMRI's #nitrogenmanagement tool, with its layers and growth stage estimation feature, calculates potential bushel loss from nitrogen deficiency. This helps farmers take timely action to maximize yields. Kevin Krieg and Bob Ryan of NVisionAg discuss the collaboration between AGMRI and NVision in the third part of our video series on nitrogen management. This segment highlights how AGMRI and #NVision work together to identify nitrogen deficiencies and how the tool predicts potential yield loss so timely action can be taken. Check out the AGMRI and NVision collaboration in action in this demo. #nvision #nitrogenmanagement #dataanalytics #agmri https://bit.ly/4btGt2K

This is an exciting week for Intelinair as we welcome Nathan Dyrud to our team as Director of Business Development. Please join us in welcoming Nathan, and we look forward to having him on our growing team! Read more: https://lnkd.in/g42P8QmK #newhire #agtech #AGMRI