Weed, insect, and disease pressures are constant threats to your crops. Taranis AcreForward™ solutions deliver actionable insights to help you unlock growth. Our data is backed by a team of experts who are passionate about agriculture and work hand-in-hand with advisors to ensure sustained prosperity.
Avoid guesswork and year-end surprises. Clear, actionable insights, based on leaf-level images from crop monitoring, help you and your ag advisor ensure that the right inputs are being used at the right time, in the right places.
Get ground truth precision of every acre in every field.
Prioritize your fields and invest properly throughout the season.
By the acre, know your weed pressure and severity and take action.
Understand the threat and economic thresholds, so you can take action.
Know the diseases that could be threatening your crops.
Know what is or isn't working and adjust your plans with confidence.
See anomalies in the field and dive deeper.
Targeted insights open the door for more targeted prescriptions and more efficient use of resources. Buy what you use and use what you buy for a more profitable and sustainable farm operation.
The story of your field is always at your fingertips—past and present. With data from previous years available to you and your advisor, you can better plan the season ahead, including inputs, crop rotation, seed selection, and other interventions to secure your business.
Earlier, more accurate intervention through the season is made possible by robust data and artificial intelligence technology. Get more out of every seed and every acre with precision insights that allow you to see which adjustments boost your bottom line.
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In the dynamic world of modern agriculture, technology is revolutionizing how farmers manage their crops—one of the most impactful innovations is crop management software. By harnessing the power of data analytics, automation, and real-time insights, crop management software empowers farmers to optimize yield potential, streamline operations, and reduce costs. Below are some ways software transforms crop management practices and revolutionizes the agricultural landscape.
“If you build it, they will come,” James Earl Jones told Kevin Costner as they both looked across the what could be within a picturesque I-state corn field. More than three decades later, Mike DiPaola, Chief Commercial Officer for Taranis, looks across their digital library of the millions of acres of corn and soybeans … acres that serve as the foundation for the company’s ability to capture leaf-level insights and resounds, “If you build it, they will come.”
Crop intelligence – the use of data-driven insights to inform crop management decisions, delivers many benefits and is becoming the standard as part of today’s farming practices. With the help of crop intelligence, growers can get a new level of understanding about what’s happening in every acre of their fields throughout the season. Insights delivered include weed pressure, disease detection, insect damage, and nutrient deficiencies. All essential pieces to help growers make strategic choices about inputs that will protect their crops from potential threats, drive efficiency across their fields, and improve profitability.
Crop intelligence offers a unique and comprehensive approach to crop protection and yield optimization. With the data collected from Taranis crop intelligence service, farmers are able to make informed decisions which enable them to improve crop management productivity, address labor shortages, and optimize the use of inputs. Using crop intelligence helps increase crop yields, lower production costs, and supports the adoption of sustainable ag practices.
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