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Jake Klocke of PowerPollen prepares a pollen applicator near Ames, Iowa.
A PowerPollen pollen collector is driven through a cornfield near Ames, Iowa.
PowerPollen intern Evan Mark removes pollen from a collector after it was driven through a cornfield.
A PowerPollen pollen collector is driven through a cornfield near Ames, Iowa.
A computer screen inside a PowerPollen collector shows data after being driven through a cornfield near Ames, Iowa.
Dylan Riedemann sifts pollen after it was removed from corn in a field.
Pollen is collected in a container after being removed from corn in a field.
PowerPollen head of engineering Jason Kelsick walks through a row of corn in a field.
A corn tassel is visible in a PowerPollen corn field.
PowerPollen intern Evan Mark prepares a pollen applicator.
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