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See the differences across your crop.
Agricultural drone mapping helps locate contrasts in crop vigor and vegetation cover. Terrapure connects imagery to soil investigation and farm records to guide checks on the ground.
From imagery to investigation.
RGB imagery and, where specified, multispectral sensors support spatial assessment of the crop. Planning considers the technical question and crop stage so that the survey contributes to a practical management decision.
Areas showing different responses are compared with yield history, irrigation and observations from the agronomy team. Identifying higher and lower yielding zones also requires field and harvest data: vegetation vigor alone does not measure production.
Connect maps and samples.
Maps are connected to sampling locations, pesticide residues, fertility and soil biota. This integrated view helps select locations for further investigation, samples for bench trials and comparison areas for a pilot application.
Deliverables organize priority zones and the information supporting their selection. The plan identifies which differences need ground verification before an intervention is chosen. Images do not directly identify soil contamination, a specific nutrient deficiency or a single cause of poor crop performance.
Common questions.
Can drones detect pesticides in soil?
Not directly. Residue investigation requires sampling and chemical analysis; imagery helps organize spatial variability and focus the questions that need testing.
Can mapping guide the choice of a pilot field?
Yes. Combined with soil diagnosis and field observations, it helps select a target area and suitable comparison areas for monitoring the intervention under farm conditions.