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High Resolution Aerial Imagery Because you can't walk every square inch of the field

If you are like most farmers, you always walk through your fields the same ways, to scout the same areas. Most guys will walk to the wettest or driest areas of the field, or maybe just walk around the edge of a field. This is not exactly the most efficient way to scout a field. In order to truly get a feel for what is going on in the whole field, why not use our imagery services. We can fly your field, almost on demand, and provide you a high resolution, geo-referenced image of the entire field. We provide you with an image, with a resolution of about 3 inches per pixel, that we will use to generate a prescription or scouting map, in order for you to take corrective action on any issues we find.

AG EQUIPMENT CAMERAS

When you’re ready to step up your game, you might consider the use of a crop scouting drone. There are many considerations when contemplating drones for Ag. You may think you can plunk down several hundred dollars for a DJI Phantom 3 or a DJI Phantom 4 and your problems are solved. That’s just not true. The use of drones for farming is a multi-disciplinary undertaking that is both art and science. Precision Farming Solutions has the most experienced team in the business of Ag cameras and know the best Ag camera to use for any situation! If you have asked “How can drones help farmers?” then you have come to the right place! That’s because Precision Farming Solutions knows, hands-down, more about using drones for farming than any other company. The secrets of getting drones for Ag right are two-fold. Yes, you can buy a DJI Ag yourself and try to teach yourself how to program and successfully operate a DJI drone. This is because flying Ag drones have proven to be very good at determining how well you are handling your irrigation, drainage, soil supplementation and other critical factors . . .  but, these metrics are not easily measured by the novice operator of precision Ag drones. It really takes a specialist like Rick Applegate or one of his highly trained technicians to evaluate the photography from the precision Ag drones to interpret and evaluate your soil conservation methods and implement this precision agriculture technology.

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Support is king. Getting started with precision ag equipment can be a daunting task. Downtime is not only frustrating, it can also be very costly. That's why we provide 24 hour/7 day service for our customers.

" We are Experts in Precision Ag "

Hello, I’m Rick Applegate, CEO of Precision Farming Solutions LLC of Huntingburg, Indiana, one of the state’s top leaders in the field of Precision Ag. If you farm anywhere in southwest Indiana or north central Kentucky, we are your local Precision Ag experts, dedicated to giving you the highest levels of product and personal support to keep you running at peak efficiency.

We provide the very latest in aftermarket Precision Ag products and services to help you become progressively more profitable. Our offerings include soil sampling services, field tile design, tile planning, variable rate planting and fertility recommendations, drones for ag, agcam cameras, auto steer systems, yield monitors, planter controls, tile plows, and comprehensive Data Management. We are passionate about both technology and agriculture and are deeply committed to showing forward-looking farmers exciting new ways of doing things.

We are known for our service and support. Everyone understands that if they purchase anything from Precision Farming Solutions LLC, we will be there to support them, literally day or night, seven days a week, making sure that at all times and in all situations they are completely covered.

That kind of support has led to intense customer loyalty, which has kept us steadily growing and expanding over the ten plus years that we have been in business. For more information, please call me at: (812) 684-9700.

Precision Ag, of course, is a rather broad term that encompasses many different products and activities, but in essence it boils down to one thing: it is a means of precisely measuring and reacting to spatial variations in plants and the soil. In the past crops were managed at the field level; fertilizers, seed, and chemicals were all applied at the same rate all across the field.*

(This is why it has often been said that “Precision Ag” could also be called “Site-Specific Ag”).

In today’s world however, thanks to satellite-based GPS, different areas of any given field can be managed in different ways, sometimes down to the foot or even inch by inch.

Using the techniques and practices of Precision Ag, you can take a very large field and manage it as if it were a group of very small fields. When you manage fields like that, both you and your soils work better, not harder. That is why Precision Ag is so good for your bottom line. And also so good for the environment.