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December 4, 2017

Spensa Technologies announces today its partnership with TerrAvion, a California-based start-up that provides aerial imagery for agriculture.

As customers of Spensa work with farmers to scout fields, they can subscribe to receive up-to-date aerial imagery of all of the fields, as well as synthetic maps and analyses throughout the growing season using TerrAvion’s image delivery platform, OverView.

“We have learned that our customers are thinking about how imagery can affect farmers’ bottom line, and they want to see exactly what is happening in the fields,” says Kim Nicholson, vice president of Business Development for Spensa Technologies. “Through this partnership, we are able to provide our customers with ready-to-use imagery, so they can stay informed during the most critical stages of the season and find and resolve any discrepancies before operations are affected.”

TerrAvion provides tailored subscription packages for each region it operates in, providing the best value for the specific crops grown in each grower’s area. Using various types of imagery, TerrAvion views its service as a way to “‘abstract away the complexity,’ and deliver maps that are ready to use so that growers can spend more time applying their expertise, more powerfully, and over a larger area.”

“Our aerial imagery serves as a real-time map for agriculture,” explains Robert Morris, CEO and founder of TerrAvion. “OverView allows our customers to make the right decisions, at the right time, and see the positive effects as a result.”

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