For the past decade, we have used satellites, drones, agronomy experts, and artificial intelligence to measure and predict potato growth. Through rigorous data collection, the use of different emerging technologies, and deep expertise on the potato crop, we have monitored over one-million acres and over 60 different potato varieties with the goal of understanding what is happening in real-time within and across fields. Today, our panelists will discuss what has and hasn’t worked, how monitoring informs their decisions on-farm and at scale, and lessons for others that may be interested in embarking on a remote sensing journey. With satellite technology and AI modelling continuing to improve, the panel will also discuss what they would like to see from the future of remote sensing.
Moderator: Alex Battah, Technology Lead, Presia Ag Insights, Presia Ag Insights
Panelists: Dan Metheringham, VP of Agriculture North America, McCain Foods
Kirk Stueve, Remote Sensing & Precision Agronomy, Ceres AI
Shaun Pelkey, Director of Operations East, Valley Farms, McCain Foods