What crops it is built for

The same measurements, different thresholds. Every crop has its own set of rules and its own zone on the map.

Rows of vines on hillsides, with a clear difference in level between the top and the base of the slope

Viticulture

Cold air pools at the bottom of the slope. Without plot-level measurement there is no way to know where.

Frost alerts and separate data per plot
Alley between rows of apple trees loaded with fruit

Orchards

The difference between a lost night and a saved one is measured in minutes of warning.

Frost warning ahead of time, leaf-wetness hours on record
Aerial view of two neighbouring fields, one green and one harvested

Field crops

The irrigation schedule starts from the state of the soil, not from the calendar.

Per-field water balance, with ET₀ and drought indices
A row of polytunnels with arched roofs under a clear sky

Greenhouses

An air sensor where the weather station cannot reach, under the film.

Temperature and humidity measured inside
A row of metal grain silos against a cloudy sky

Storage and post-harvest

The same temperature and humidity readings, in the storage space.

Continuous monitoring in the store
Farmer checking notes at the edge of a sunflower field

Want to see it on your own plot?

Tell us the crop, the surface and roughly where you are. We come back with a sensor layout and a realistic cost.

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