Drone-Based Field Intelligence for Idaho Farms

Find Field Problems Early.Know Where to Look First.

Borah Fieldworks helps Idaho growers identify unusual field patterns, focus their scouting and act before small issues become expensive ones.

We use drone-based field analysis to turn aerial observations into clear priorities and practical next steps.

You know how to solve problems in your fields. We help you see where your attention is needed first.

We do not replace your field experience. We help you use it in the right places first.

The Real Field Challenge
You Know How to Solve Field Problems.
The Challenge Is Finding Them Early Enough.
Large fields, limited time and subtle crop changes make it difficult to see where attention is needed before a small issue becomes an expensive one.
Irrigation Issues

Uneven watering or system problems may remain unnoticed until crop stress becomes visible.

Time-Consuming Scouting

Large fields make it difficult to inspect every area consistently and at the right time.

Hidden Stress Patterns

Small or scattered problem zones can be easy to miss from the ground.

Data Without Direction

Maps may show variation, but not always what deserves attention first.

We narrow the search, highlight the areas that deserve attention and give your field experience a clearer place to start.
How It Works
From Field Question to Clear Priorities
Drone in flight over an Idaho field
Tell us what you are seeing

We start with a short conversation about the field, crop, recent conditions and the question you want to investigate.

Scan and analyze

We fly the agreed area and review aerial and multispectral patterns that may deserve attention.

Scout with direction

You receive a prioritized map showing where to check first and what observations may be useful on the ground.

Support the next step

Where useful, we help investigate practical causes, document findings or develop a simple technical solution.

Three Levels of Support
Field Services Built Around Your Decisions
Top-down drone scan of a field showing variation zones
Field Scan
A fast field overview that shows where to look first.

A drone-based overview of a defined field area that highlights unusual patterns and prioritizes locations for ground scouting.

  • Aerial field scan
  • Multispectral overview where suitable
  • Priority zones
  • Action map
  • Short findings summary
  • Review conversation
Where should I look first?
Field Optimization Review
A deeper review of patterns, risk areas and field priorities.

A more detailed analysis of field variation, possible irrigation concerns and crop stress patterns, translated into prioritized checks and practical next steps.

  • Deeper pattern review
  • Irrigation-related observations
  • Crop stress zones
  • Comparison of field areas
  • Prioritized findings
  • Practical review meeting
What matters most and what should be checked next?
Implementation Support
Practical technical support when analysis alone is not enough.

When a field observation points to a practical equipment or monitoring issue, Borah Fieldworks can support the next step with practical design concepts, prototypes or custom parts — delivered as finished, 3D-printed parts and prototypes.

  • Practical problem investigation
  • Practical design concepts
  • Monitoring ideas
  • Custom brackets or adapters
  • 3D-printed prototypes
  • Implementation support
Find it. Prioritize it. Build a practical next step.
Delivered as finished parts and prototypes, not licensed engineering design services.
Why Borah Fieldworks
The Drone Is the Tool.
The Decision Is the Value.
Farmer reviewing field data on a tablet
Built Around Field Decisions

The goal is not another map. It is a clearer decision about where your time is needed.

Technical Mindset

Patterns are reviewed with a structured, practical and problem-solving approach.

Farmer Experience Comes First

We do not replace local knowledge. We help focus it.

Support Beyond the Scan

Where useful, observations can lead to practical investigation, prototyping or implementation support.

Tobias Merz in the field with a drone
About
Practical Technical Design for Real-World Problems
I'm Tobias Merz, founder of Borah Fieldworks, with a technical background in product development and hands-on problem-solving.
My background is in product development, technical systems and hands-on problem-solving. I am most interested in challenges that affect how equipment works, how time is spent and whether a solution proves useful in daily operation.
That is what draws me to agriculture.
Farmers already know how to solve practical problems. The challenge is often seeing early enough where their experience and attention are needed most.
I use drones to make field patterns visible and narrow the search. The drone is only the tool. The real value lies in identifying what deserves attention first and turning observations into a practical next step.
I am building Borah Fieldworks in Idaho because I am drawn to its open landscapes, agricultural roots and practical, independent mindset. It is a place where useful work, responsibility and local relationships matter.
You know your land. I help you see where to look first.
Product DevelopmentDrone Field AnalysisPractical Problem SolvingPrototyping3D Printing
FAA Part 107 Certification in Progress  ·  Preparing to Serve Idaho Growers
Start a Conversation
What Are You Seeing or Concerned You May Be Missing?
Tell us about the field, the crop and the question you are trying to answer. We will discuss whether a field scan or practical technical support could be useful.
Focused on Idaho agriculture.

No obligations. Just a conversation about your field.