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New Role, New Focus! We're excited to announce that Jennifer Stutz has transitioned into the role of Director of Partner Experience at Taranis. In this role, Jennifer will focus on strengthening the experience our customers and partners have with Taranis by driving engagement and adoption while helping agronomy teams and growers realize the full value of Taranis Intelligence. She will continue to work closely with our Customer Success, Product, and Agronomy teams to deliver exceptional support and actionable insights throughout the season. Congratulations, Jenn! 🎉

Today, we’re celebrating the dads and father figures in the Taranis community. Thank you for your leadership, support, and dedication both at work and at home. We loved seeing these special photos and memories shared by our team members. Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Taranis! 💙

Access EQIP & CSP funding for your operation. Join our free webinar to learn how Taranis Conservation helps farmers navigate the NRCS application process and secure conservation dollars. State enrollment deadlines are approaching. 📅 June 22 | 8:00 AM CT / 9:00 AM ET 📅 June 24 | 11:30 AM CT / 12:30 PM ET 🌱 Earn a CEU credit in Sustainability Register today to reserve your spot: https://hubs.li/Q04m4k4F0

“It’s hard to see every inch of those fields, so we’ve adopted technology to help us do this. Because frankly, it’s more efficient and allows us to see more than a human can in a lot less time. We use Taranis,” said Nate Eitzmann, Agronomist with Asmus Farm Supply, during a recent CropLife webinar. “They can fly a field and give us images of every inch of that field, identify insects and diseases, count our plants and weeds, and provide actionable information that we can use in-season.” Nate also highlighted how collecting data year after year allows them to identify patterns in specific areas of their fields. To learn more about how this retail partner is helping growers make more informed decisions with Taranis, jump to the 17:55 mark in the link below. https://hubs.li/Q04lxfGk0

The future of agriculture is built on strong partnerships, and we're looking for a leader who knows how to create them. Taranis is hiring a Vice President of Sales to help farmers, ag retailers, cooperatives, and manufacturers unlock greater value through AI. This is a unique opportunity to join Taranis' leadership team and make a direct impact on the future of agriculture. 🌱 Deep agriculture industry experience 📈 Proven track record of revenue growth 🤝 Strong relationships across the ag industry 📍 Remote (Midwest preferred) Apply here: https://hubs.li/Q04lqlkX0

Quentin Brown joins the Taranis team as our Flight Operations Specialist! Quentin brings a strong background in logistics, inventory management, and operations, having spent seven years at AllSpark, where he advanced to Warehouse Floor Manager. He's passionate about drone technology and has contributed to numerous creative and professional projects, including the inaugural Duke Energy Distribution Line project. Outside of work, Quentin enjoys coaching football at his alma mater alongside his brother, Christian. He's also a self-proclaimed putt-putt enthusiast and amateur bowler, often spending time outdoors with his girlfriend, Cori, and their corgi, Lola. We're excited to have Quentin on board and look forward to the expertise and enthusiasm he brings to the team!

The 2026 growing season is underway, and we're kicking off A Season with Taranis alongside Muench Ag in Central Iowa. In Episode 1, the Muench Ag team shares how they planted their entire operation in just seven days and got an early look at crop development with leaf-level insights from Taranis. Follow along throughout the season as we track their journey from emergence to harvest. Watch below. 🎥

Stand count percentages don't always tell the full story when it comes to population variation across a field. By combining stand count maps with leaf-level imagery, agronomists and growers can use the Layers view within the Taranis platform to better understand population variability and identify distinct population ranges within a field. In this quick walkthrough, Jeff Dickens, Regional Account Manager at Taranis, shares how these insights can help farmers make data-driven decisions when determining whether replanting or spot planting is necessary.

Does a corn field's yield estimate always go down during the season, or can it recover? 🌽 It's one of the most common questions we hear about Taranis Yield Impact™. By combining leaf-level insights with the industry-standard DSSAT crop growth model, Taranis Yield Impact™ estimates potential yield loss and economic risk from threats such as weeds, disease, insects, and nutrient deficiencies. The answer depends on several factors. Yield impact results depend on when a threat occurred, how severe it became, and how the crop responds throughout the season. Our FAQ article explains how Taranis Yield Impact™: ✅ Calculates yield risk ✅ Updates throughout the season ✅ Accounts for treatments and multiple threats ✅ Supports more informed in-season decisions 📖 Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04jXVqr0 #PrecisionAg #Agronomy #AgTech #Taranis #YieldImpact

Two fields can produce similar yields while showing very different levels of variability across plants.🌽 That’s where understanding the Coefficient of Variation (CV) becomes valuable. CV helps quantify consistency within a field and can reveal hidden performance risks that may impact profitability. With Taranis’ Ag Assistant™, agronomists and growers may see recommendations that reference high CV values. This article explains what those values mean, why they can signal field-level concerns, and how CV can help guide more informed management decisions. Learn how CV can help evaluate corn performance and uncover opportunities for better field management: https://hubs.li/Q04jvvr-0 #Agriculture #Agronomy #PrecisionAg #AgTech #AgAssistant