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weedSAT: how satellite imagery is being used to pinpoint weeds

weedSAT: how satellite imagery is being used to pinpoint weeds

Published 8 months ago
Description

In this episode, Tim Neale from DataFarming explains a new precision ag tool, weedSAT. WeedSAT is a satellite-powered weed detection tool developed with investment from GRDC through the Grain Automate initiative. It uses high-resolution commercial satellite imagery to identify larger, hard-to-kill weeds across broadacre paddocks. This enables targeted spraying using existing boom spray section control systems before growers even enter the field. We also hear from Precision Ag consultant Bindi Isbister, who has been trialling the technology with Western Australian growers with good success.

Contacts: 

Tim Neale

Datafarming

tim@datafarming.com.au

 

Bindi Isbister

Agrarian Management

bindi@agrarian.com.au

 

More Information: 

Satellites deployed to pintpoint summer weeds

 

weedSAT turning your conventional boom into a spot sprayer using ultra high resolution satellite imagery

 

Project Investment Code:   

DFL2304-002RTX

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