7. What If Farm Data Had One Common Language? ADAPT with Hudson Fuller Pt. 2
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We keep pulling back the curtain on why monitor compatibility is still hard in precision ag, even when everyone says they “just need a shapefile.” Hudson Fuller explains how AgGateway’s ADAPT standard and plugins can shrink guesswork, speed up exports and imports, and move the industry toward clearer data interoperability.
In this episode, we also talk
• AgGateway’s role in setting precision agriculture data standards
• Why interoperability matters for yield data, soil tests, and controller exports
• The hydraulic hookup analogy for incompatible monitor formats
• Real controller constraints like polygon limits, vertex limits, and file size
• ISOXML, GeoJSON, and GeoParquet differences and when each helps
• Why GeoParquet can reduce file size but not polygon count
• GeoTIFF prescriptions as raster surfaces with per-pixel values
• How ADAPT targets GeoParquet for vector and GeoTIFF for raster
• Plugin-based workflows vs hard-coding new proprietary formats
• Estimated engineering time for new exports with and without plugins
• ADAPT imports for viewing as-applied and yield maps in ADMS
• Batch exporting multiple fields through ADAPT export in ADMS X
• Using the ADM plugin and ADAPT Visualizer to validate prescriptions
List of companies who have publicly announced they are utilizing ADAPT and support the project:
https://adaptframework.org/companies-supporting-adapt/
As always, with GK we have map, and an app, for that!
https://gktechinc.com/