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The company is and has been involved in a wide range of partnership development trials, as well as own-initiative research projects.

We have adopted imagery to compare a range of nutrient and agrochemical treatments in trials. e.g. fungicides, herbicides and plant growth regulators. The results have been used for both scientific and publicity purposes. The feasibility of developing a wider range of variable rate recommendations is constantly under review.

Recent R&D

Projects for: Dow AgroSciences, BASF, Syngenta, GrowHow, Bayer CropScience, Reading University, Masstock, UAP

Clients

Own development trials (2000) 80 fields 300 images 3 countries

Own trials

Work with independent crop agronomists – e.g. Hampshire Arable Systems, Anne Willington

Agronomists

Research projects

EU Seminar

Seminar in Brussels funded by Commission run by Skyfarm – 20 farmers 30 research workers: “Seminar of Farmers using Precision Farming to establish research needs,” Accompanying Measure Contract under EU Framework 5.

Research reports

Multi-client studies (1999 & 2001)

  1. "Electronics in crop agriculture: Field, office & web integration to 2010", published in July 2001
  2. "Opportunities for Precision Farming in Europe to 2005, an update", published  in February 1999
Skyfarm: Blackgrass detection, experimental
Precision farming research projects
Precision farming research trials
Skyfarm: Blackgrass visual signature

To learn more about Sky-farm research project possibilities contact Bruce Knight

Blackgrass detection: experimental

Blackgrass visual signature

Trials showing control of different grass weed species in winter wheat
Comparison of blackgrass treatments in winter wheat.

Overview of trials showing control of different grass weed species in winter wheat.

Courtesy of Dow AgroSciences

Variable application trial with a plant growth regulator

Comparison of blackgrass treatments in winter wheat.

Courtesy of Dow AgroSciences