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Cibo Labs recently spent a few days in the region doing pasture cuts and calibration work on the UNE Smart Farm, and nearby properties. Thanks in particular to Stuart Austin and Bruce McCarthy for helping out. While the biomass levels in August were critically low and dominated by non-photosynthetic (brown) sward, our predictions were stable and within the limits of site-based estimates. Another round of cal/val is being conducted with the spring break.
If you have a research project around Armidale that requires fully calibrated 10m, 13 band imagery every 5 days, or a property that needs weekly estimates of pasture biomass please contact us
At Cibo Labs, our mission is to support profitable farms and sustainable landscapes through cutting-edge science. One of the brilliant minds behind...
Here at Cibo Labs, we're already focused on harnessing advanced satellite technology and artificial intelligence specifically tailored for...
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Pasture Biomass (kg/ha) across 500,000sqkm every 10 days Matching stocking rates to available pasture is a critical element in...
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Cibo Labs is now delivering 5 daily updates on pasture status and land condition. It's been a bit over 6 months since Cibo Labs...
Following the success of our initial northern pasture services we have recently commenced working with mixed farms south of the WA wheatbelt.
