Tallis Amos Group (TAG) has announced a partnership with CultiWise, which it claims will offer smarter, more efficient and sustainable crop protection.
Mapping data captured by drone and satellite technology is combined with AI-generated prescription maps for variable rate applications of fertiliser, fungicides, growth regulators and seed. In addition, the system can support plant counting to aid yield forecasts.
Flexible image sources, including drones such as the Mavic 3 Multispectral, ensure consistent and detailed data capture, despite cloudy conditions, while satellite imagery can also be used to create variable rate maps and long-term productivity zones based on historical field performance.
“CultiWise uses artificial intelligence to make efficient decision-making,” said Edward Wardroper, CultiWise specialist at TAG. “The AI technology transforms raw drone data into actionable insights, helping farmers to cut costs, improve crop performance and reduced the environmental impact.”
TAG will provide full setup, training and ongoing technical support, with packages or pay-as-you-go options available.
