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May 24, 2018

Eye in the Sky: What Satellite Imagery Can do For You

Joel and Jon

Hosts, The Deal With Yield podcast

Host Jon Zuk is joined by WinField United technology manager, Mary Pat Sass to discuss using satellite imagery to monitor crops and make in-season adjustments. They cover the benefits of using imagery together with boots-on-the-ground scouting and Mary Pat shares her experiences from the field.

Season 13, Episode 5: Eye in the Sky: What Satellite Imagery Can do For You

Joel and Jon

Hosts, The Deal With Yield podcast

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