I made a free page where you type in a legal land description (like NE 12-30-24 W4) and see that quarter from satellite, every clear day from May to October.
You get a picture for each pass on a slider, how green the field was each time, a colour map that shows the spots that fell behind, and the rain since May at the closest weather station.
No sign up. It's at grainposition.com/field-from-space/?ref=agv-field
In Alberta and Manitoba it finds the quarter from the province's survey map. Saskatchewan doesn't make theirs public, so there it can be off by a few hundred metres. If it is, tap the middle of your field on the picture and it moves.
It shows how green it looked from up there, not why. The satellite can't see through cloud, so some weeks are missing. And a hazy or smoky day can make a field look worse than it was, so don't put much stock in one low reading.
Wondering if it matches what you saw on your own fields this year. If a quarter shows up in the wrong place, post it and I'll take a look.?
You get a picture for each pass on a slider, how green the field was each time, a colour map that shows the spots that fell behind, and the rain since May at the closest weather station.
No sign up. It's at grainposition.com/field-from-space/?ref=agv-field
In Alberta and Manitoba it finds the quarter from the province's survey map. Saskatchewan doesn't make theirs public, so there it can be off by a few hundred metres. If it is, tap the middle of your field on the picture and it moves.
It shows how green it looked from up there, not why. The satellite can't see through cloud, so some weeks are missing. And a hazy or smoky day can make a field look worse than it was, so don't put much stock in one low reading.
Wondering if it matches what you saw on your own fields this year. If a quarter shows up in the wrong place, post it and I'll take a look.?