-Justin Metz: Drone flights are now integrated as part of our harvest readiness for cotton,we're able to create variable rate maps to spray only certain sections of the film. -Emery Silberman: The problem is when you have a hundred to 200 acre field you can't see in the middle of it -Chad Colby: But no one's gonna argue with me today that you can't pull up that same hundred sixty acre field and in two or three minutes get your tailgate down throw Phantom4 up in the air get some amazing imagery can they get your truck and drive -Emery Silberman: We can scan the field with the drone in a matter of 30 minutes and have a complete ma, mapping out the health index of the whole area. -Justin Metz: So we get a really detailed information from the drones because you're making tens hundreds of thousands of dollars decisions on information you have to be able to make that decision with information that's available as leaps and bounds ahead of how we were doing just a few years ago. -Emery Silberman: The ease-of-use to actually make the maps and the quality of the maps that's kind of the best in the industry. -Chad Colby: We used to save millions of acres a year now it's millions of acres a month and probably not too long before it's millions of acres a week. -Justin Metz: We we've obviously looked at multiple platforms that offered mapping services and they just they can't touch you guys -Chad Colby: The real world data at the tailgate is going to keep improving and we're going to get better cameras, we're going to get better data processing, that allows the industry to really progress at a very fast pace. -Justin Metz: Precision farming is great we are going surgically.
