Detect crop stress with thermal maps
Story Date: 6/11/2015

 

Source: Lynn Betts, CORN AND SOYBEAN DIGEST, 6/9/15


What is the earliest possible way to detect stress or disease in your corn and soybean fields? Brian Sutton, a flying farmer from Lowell, Ind., takes their temperatures. The thermal cameras used in his AirScout service detects stress and disease in plants before they change color, when he still has time to take corrective action, he says.

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