Tide Meadow

There is a moment every arable farmer knows, usually in late spring, when the crop looks perfect from the gate but hides trouble in the middle of the field. Patches of poor establishment, a developing weed problem, or an uneven nutrient response can cost thousands at harvest if they go unnoticed until they are obvious to the naked eye. That is exactly the kind of problem that smart farming drones have started to solve, and the change has been quicker and more practical than