While the United Kingdom has been slower to adopt precision farming practices compared to the U.S., they claim to already achieve “four times the yield of the American Midwest,” says a recent article in GeoConnexionUK magazine.

Precision farming service provider SOYL and satellite image provider DMCii are working together to fulfil the specific needs of UK agriculture. It’s a convincing partnership: DMCii’s unique imaging capabilities guarantee regular, up-to-date UK imaging, while SOYL understands the farmer’s agronomy requirements.

SOYL works with all sizes of farm. Its experienced agronomists provide information in a format that is both familiar and optimised for a farmer’s own specific set of requirements. Note that this is a consultative process designed to overcome the traditional barriers of trust and understanding that are associated with a new technology, while also lowering the risk to farmers themselves.

Read the story to learn more about precision farming progress in the UK.