Hi, newb here with a DJI M3M.
Can anything be learned from flying a field pre-planting? Does everything rely on leaves or is there useful information that can be learned for fertilizing or row spacing from flying bare ground?
-Mbahr
Anyone?
Hi, i think it is not bad idea to fly over a bare ground. We usually do it because we can see the different soil color and see if it is more or less wet and then understand if it tends to be clayey or sandy. Of course, it is not a 100% precise information but it can be very useful. We can suggest you to use the MSAVI index, that is specific for the ground.
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It also helps you to digitise precisise field boundary and you will get a baseline digital surface model of your field without crop cover.
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