We asked Florian Spierkel 4 questions, product manager at Sencrop Hello Florian, can you tell us about the purpose of the product (application) team at Sencrop? I work at Sencrop as part of the product team. The role of this team is to build a professional application that meets the
In order to reduce the development of diseases and pests on crops and thus maximise yields, farmers often resort to the application of phytosanitary treatments. Their action must be carried out in an efficient and environmentally friendly manner, but also with respect to the operators. By 2025, farmers will have
The British weather is notoriously capricious, so having real-time information on rainfall and temperature can help farmers to reduce inputs and improve efficiencies. And one lucky producer in North Yorkshire recently won a state-of-the-art connected weather gauge – so how does he see it helping on his farm? Sitting north of
[Press Release] - France (Lille), 10 May 2022 * Sencrop's data-driven precision app enables more than 20,000 farmers to have a crop-oriented vision of the weather conditions, disease and pest risks, and their irrigation needs. * Sencrop empowers farmers to make better decisions and reduce their crop risks, with a positive
Irrigation challenges One of the main consequences of climate change is the increase in temperature and thus increasing evapotranspiration. This leads to increasingly negative water balances in the summer period, due to longer and more intense droughts. The fact that 20% of cultivated land today is irrigated, or even 80%
[Press Release] 29 March 2022 Arable farmers in the UK can now make use of super-local weather indicators combined with disease forecasting to make more efficient use of control measures like fungicide applications.Sencrop, which is known for its highly accurate smart local weather stations, has joined forces with the