How do I obtain an up to date satellite image of my farm?
- Thread starter Brisel
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farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
Putin will surely have one for you 
I can point you in the direction of recent NDVI satellite images if they are any use
I can point you in the direction of recent NDVI satellite images if they are any use
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
sentinal 2 satalight info is freely available on line just need to be able to read it with high enough definition
- Location
- South Wales UK
If you claim SFP all maps of your farm are on there?
- Location
- East yorks
Images are from 2011 for us though
farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
- Location
- South Wales UK
Zoom earth possibly?
Likewise, as is the Bing Maps image I pay £20/year for to Gatekeeper
- Location
- East yorks
yeah i noticed bing is really old. at least google is 2018.
Try CentremapsLive. They have multiple suppliers of Aerial Photography
bing maps is 2012 here and google maps is 2009!
are you using the google earth program or just google maps? have you checked the timeline button in google earth? the default images it loads is 2018 for me, but clicking that button reveals one from march 2020 for my farm. these are aerial photos though, so it seems to be pot luck if they fly your area.
actual daily satelight photos are available here, but are of no use due to their scale, unless you like looking at cloud patterns.
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actual daily satelight photos are available here, but are of no use due to their scale, unless you like looking at cloud patterns.
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Davey
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- Location
- Derbyshire
You're lucky, wore a track along the side of some permanent pasture at the end of last year. Photographed and deducted from my claim this year thanks to the eye in the sky!
Depending on what you want it for could you not use a drone to take your own pictures?
- Location
- Near Colchester
I was going to suggest a drone too, obviously with some huge fields the 'max height allowed' slider may have to be shifted (temporarily) a bit.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Bing maps here is about 1 yr old here.
Davey
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- Location
- Derbyshire
I dont know but I assume there would be some clever software that could knit the pictures together, after all isn't that all Google maps really is just taken from a plane rather than a drone??
- Location
- The North
DRONE
Red Fred
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- Location
- Hants/Dorset border
I'll ask our geophysics wizz from the Archaeological Soc. His day job is mapping at the OS and he does some pretty good imaging using Lidar and 3D landscape photos (especially over Dorset)