Identify Problem Areas Using Satellite Imagery

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Changing our DIRT into SOIL on the farm without chemicals!

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The video demonstrates using EOS Crop Monitoring, a satellite mapping service (eos.com), to visually identify problem areas on the farm. The map uses color-coding (red for low foliage, green for lush growth) to highlight where vegetation is sparse or soil is bare. This allows for precise targeting of areas needing soil improvement.

Goal: Utilize satellite mapping technology, such as EOS Crop Monitoring, to identify areas on your land with poor vegetation or bare soil. These 'problem spots' are ideal for targeted hay application.

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Computer with internet access

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bit about the bare areas and we're going to show you some technology so we're going to show you the technology we're using on the computer that satellite maps out the problem spots on our farm it's really really cool I think you'll enjoy that part and then we're gonna go over and I'll show you where we rolled out hay about two years ago and you can just see green stripes just a green stripe down through the pasture and slowly that green stripe will go away and it'll work its way into the land but this is the way this is how you build your soils instead of buying a bag of chemical fertilizer and dumping it on the land watching it just go away we're putting something here that's permanent we're putting carbon back in the soil let's go up top so we're looking at one hundred

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