Grassland Technology Expert Focuses on Remote Sensing in NZ and Australia
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What happened
Tim Casey, an Innishannon man, founded Cork Grasslands Services in 2018, focusing on emerging technology in Australia and New Zealand. He is currently working on a remote grass-measuring application intended for the next grazing season. This work involves applying remote-sensing pasture management platforms, including those used by Proveye.
From southernstar.ie
Why it matters
The research focuses on how grass measurement has evolved from basic methods to utilizing satellite imagery and remote technologies. This work aims to help manage grazing, feeding, and surplus grass in agricultural enterprises.
From southernstar.ie
Who's involved
- Tim CaseyAgricultural technology entrepreneur focused on grass measurement and remote sensing.