For our latest installment, Climate FieldView’s Troy Prosofsky caught up with central Saskatchewan farmer, Luke Ringdal, to hear how features like field-mapping and AB line sharing are helping his family grow crops like wheat, lentils and canola.
Put on your work boots and hoist yourself, (figuratively speaking), up into the cab for another edition of Cab Chats. In this series, we hear from the experts—real working farmers—to learn how innovative Climate FieldView™ technology is helping them maximize yields and modernize the business of farming.
For our latest installment, Climate FieldView’s Troy Prosofsky caught up with central Saskatchewan farmer, Luke Ringdal, to hear how features like field-mapping and AB line sharing are helping his family grow crops like wheat, lentils and canola.
Tune in as they chat about:
OK, let’s get into it. Press play and hear how Climate FieldView is making a difference on this multi-generational family operation.
Field trials are an incredibly valuable tool to help farmers learn which inputs perform best and seed grows best in their unique soil and atmospheric conditions. Once you’ve completed the trials however, how can you be sure you’re putting all the data you’ve collected to work, in order to maximize returns on all of your hard work? We’ve got 5 big ideas.
We’d like to introduce you to Conservis, the company behind the leading farm management software system of the same name that provides unparalleled support to Canadian farmers. Read along as we ask a few questions about what makes Conservis special.
With another growing season upon us, we’ve been busy making the desktop experience on climatefieldview.ca every bit as good as the app on your iPad, with the advantage of your larger desktop screen to work on.