Turn the field data you already have, elevation, imagery, and yield, into variable rate prescriptions and drainage plans your equipment can run, so every acre gets the right rate and every field drains the way you want.
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Welcome to a new team member Welcome Sarah! First, GK would like to welcome Sarah Lovas to the GK Technology team. Sarah is a highly regarded agronomist based out of the Hillsboro, ND, area. She will be taking over much of the Agronomy, Mapping, Sales and Support for...
We are reaching out to let you know some new and exciting news from GK Technology (GK) and KB Manufacturing (KB). For the last two years we have been working on a method to communicate with the John Deere Yield Documentation, Specialty Crop – 1120 Application...
Due to recent attempts by the USGS to update their Bulk Downloading Application there has been a significant delay in our capability to keep our Online Library up to date with Sentinel and Landsat imagery. While we are waiting for more current images to become...
2018 National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) imagery is starting to appear on the USDA GeoSaptial site. We suggest that you get on to the site and get it downloaded. https://gktechinc.mwddigitalsolutions.com/data-links/ – click on the...
Article by Paul Fuller, sales and drainage consultant December 2018 I have been using Lidar for drainage planning since I first learned about it back in 2010. Is Lidar perfect? No, it is not, but once you understand the weak parts of it, it can be a...
Article by Clint Streeter, GIS mapping specialist June 2018 Detail or variability is an important part of creating zones in my opinion, but it doesn’t do any good if it isn’t spatially accurate. Anyone who has used the image alignment arrows when cutting out...
