IFarm 2015 was this past weekend in Lee, New Hampshire. This was the fourth annual meet-up to share progress and ideas about providing richer information to farmers. There are a few photos below, but many more in a Google story. This is the first time I have tried this, and it has potential. There is no option to embed the media, so you have to follow the link above to see the whole story.
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Dorn and Ned worked every day on making UAVs collect more complicated data.
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Ned and I took test photos with eight infrared filters to learn which produced good NDVI images.
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On Sunday the Levitation Delta (AKA the Icarus kite) lifted the new Saturn V pan/tilt rig on its maiden flight and took 550 aerial photos.
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We used the PhotosynQ MultispeQ to compare photosynthesis of Austrian winter pea planted with winter rye in three different fields.
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Don stuck this thing on my Redstone KAP rig to see if he could get telemetry from a flying camera indicating that it was still taking photos. He could! And for under $20.
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See more at https://plus.google.com/u/0/116103622078305917397/posts/FuMVjSTrGck.

Thanks to Dorn and his family for hosting another spectacular weekend at their farm.