See a real field
This is a farm we survey, flown in winter. Every tree on the map was found by software we built and trained ourselves on Christmas tree farm imagery.
How big does a tree have to be to count?
There’s no single right answer. It depends on what you’re counting for, so we don’t decide for you. Here’s the same field counted three ways.
- Every seedling
- 21,636
- Knee-high and up
- 6,766
- Sellable size
- 2,971
everything the camera resolved
past the smallest transplants
the trees you could cut this season
All three counts come from the same flight. The only difference is where the line was drawn, which is why every report we write says where it drew the line.
The report you get
Every flight ends with a PDF report. Here’s what’s in it.
Your farm from above
The whole farm in one sharp picture, with the date it was flown.
Where the growth is strong
Color maps of the farm, with a plain explanation of what the colors mean.
How many trees, and what size
Your count, the size breakdown, and where each size sits on the ground.
What was counted
Every rule behind the number, in plain terms, and how the number changes if you change the rules.
Every tree marked
A map with each tree we found marked on it, so you can check us against ground you know.
Want this for your farm?
Tell us roughly how many acres you have, where you are, and what you’d like to know about your farm.
There’s no obligation, and if a flight won’t help, we’ll tell you.