FluroSat to aid in early detection of crop stress

Sophie Harris
Updated March 3 2017 - 2:37pm, first published March 2 2017 - 12:59pm
Australian Cotton Research Institute soil research officer Guna Nachimuthu and crop nutrition research officer Tim Weaver with FluroSat founders Anastasia Volkova and Malcolm Ramsay at the trial site in Narrabri.
Australian Cotton Research Institute soil research officer Guna Nachimuthu and crop nutrition research officer Tim Weaver with FluroSat founders Anastasia Volkova and Malcolm Ramsay at the trial site in Narrabri.

An innovative technology which uses specialised cameras mounted on drones could revolutionise the agricultural industry by identifying problems with crops before the naked eye can see them, potentially saving farmers millions of dollars.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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