This is what your
seeding pass finds.
FarmDefender™ rides the air seeder — the pass you were making anyway comes back with a rock map. Below is a live one. Zoom in, filter by size, flip on the density heatmap, tap a rock and mark it picked: the same loop your crew runs in FarmIQ before the combine goes in.
Three fields. 4,300+ rocks. Your move.
Pick a field with the chips, drag the size filter, toggle the seeding pass and the density heatmap. Tap any rock to mark it picked — on Muddy Creek the crew has already started. This is the map view the whole crew shares on their phones.
These are three of our own fields. The rocks are demo data — sized and scattered the way the system logs them on real ground. Picks you make here stay on your device.
How this works in real life
1 — Seed the field
Depth cameras on the air seeder log every rock — size, position, GPS — while you seed. The seeding pass doubles as a full rock survey. No extra trip across the field.
2 — Map lands in FarmIQ
Every rock appears as a pin on a live map — like the one above — on any phone or tablet on the crew, before you're out of the cab.
3 — Pick right after seeding
Run the list right behind the drill, while the ground's still bare — navigate to each rock, mark it Picked, and it never meets the combine.