On the 4th of November the AgriSens field day took place in Kruckow, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Together with regional farmers, consultants and students the eight project partner succesfully presented and discussed the use of remote sensing technologies in agriculture not only in the experimental field AgriSens but beyond. Our LSFE-AgriSens team brought the AgriSens Data Cube for a live-demonstration to the venue and received fruitful feedback.
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