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Aerial photography has played a major role in advancing operational precision agriculture applications. As image precision has gotten better, so too has the need for advanced research and powerful geospatial tools to learn best how to harvest such data-rich information into efficient, effective and reliable tools of the precision agriculture trade.
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Topcon’s latest acquisition, Digi-Star is a global leader in precision agricultural solutions, supplying weight sensors and control systems for feeding, planting, fertilizing and harvesting equipment.