Farmers all over the world face an invisible problem. Below ground, parasites and soil diseases are impacting crop production. Until now, farmers had few options in combating these crop issues. Now, they have an Artificial Intelligence solution on their side.
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Through this revolutionary technology, farmers and others in the agricultural sector have a point of product intervention to combat crop infections by scanning the soil, diagnosing undetected parasites and diseases, and treating with the right intervention.
Drones and agBots can work together or independently to scan crops and soils as they search for signs and symptoms of infection.
As the drones fly over the field scanning for signs of infection, the agBots are in the field taking soil samples and assessing the situation below ground.
The Artificial Intelligence technology distinguishes between infected and uninfected plants to make treatment more effective and stop the infections from spreading. Farmers are also able to monitor the speed and efficacy of treatments.
With our revolutionary technology, farmers have a solution to their crop issues. Using the drone and agBot to scan, diagnose, and treat their crops, farmers have more control of their future yields and their finances.
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U.S. farmers plant 83.4 million acres of soybean every year, and by 2020, the soybean market is expected to reach almost $25 billion. All of those farmers face a common threat: Root Knot Nematode, one of the 3 most economically damaging plant parasites on earth.
Nematodes cause 12-17% yield loss on a global scale each year.
Root Knot Nematode is responsible for an estimated 10.6% yield loss in soybeans
With our technology, soybean farmers prevent crop and yield loss in the current and future seasons. In fact, they’ll have fewer replants, which makes their operation more eco-friendly and cost-effective.
% FEWER REPLANTS
Farmers using Artificial Intelligence from QMIRA™ can expect 75% fewer replants.
DOLLARS PER ACRE
Artificial Intelligence from QMIRA™ allows farmers to save more than $26 per acre, excluding seed costs.
Billions Of $
With the soybean market expected to reach almost $25 billion by 2020, farmers around the globe need a solution to invisible threats, like the Root Knot Nematode. Artificial Intelligence provides a world-class solution that any farmer can implement to keep crops protected.
The Artificial Intelligence that QMIRA™ developed can be universally and effectively applied to agricultural operations of all sizes around the globe. Because nematodes, other parasites, and soil diseases impact more crops than just soybeans, our technology can be used to increase yields in additional crop varieties.
U.S. farmers plant 83.4 million acres of soybean every year, and by 2020, the soybean market is expected to reach almost $25 billion. All of those farmers face a common threat: Root Knot Nematode, one of the 3 most economically damaging plant parasites on earth.
Nematodes cause 12-17% yield loss on a global scale each year.
Root Knot Nematode is responsible for an estimated 10.6% yield loss in soybeans
With our technology, soybean farmers prevent crop and yield loss in the current and future seasons. In fact, they’ll have fewer replants, which makes their operation more eco-friendly and cost-effective.
% FEWER REPLANTS
Farmers using Artificial Intelligence from QMIRA™ can expect 75% fewer replants.
DOLLARS PER ACRE
Artificial Intelligence from QMIRA™ allows farmers to save more than $26 per acre, excluding seed costs.
Billions Of $
With the soybean market expected to reach almost $25 billion by 2020, farmers around the globe need a solution to invisible threats, like the Root Knot Nematode. Artificial Intelligence provides a world-class solution that any farmer can implement to keep crops protected.
The Artificial Intelligence that QMIRA™ developed can be universally and effectively applied to agricultural operations of all sizes around the globe. Because nematodes, other parasites, and soil diseases impact more crops than just soybeans, our technology can be used to increase yields in additional crop varieties.
Are you ready to be part of that future? Contact our team for more information about distribution.