This document discusses the application of remote sensing techniques in monitoring crop fields for site-specific crop management. Periodic satellite imagery from Landsat 8 and Sentinel-2 is used to identify spatial variability in vegetation growth across fields at a medium resolution. Vegetation indices like NDVI and EVI are calculated from the imagery and used to assess crop stands and delineate management zones. High resolution aerial imagery from an Ultracam camera is also used to map fields and guide variable applications of fertilizers and pesticides. Farm telemetry sensors monitor tractor movement, fuel usage, and work logs to optimize farm inputs and machinery utilization.