Each soil type has its own challenge! In this article, we focus on four soil compositions and their main challenges: clay, loam, sand, and humiferous. Why does agricultural soil influence crop-related decisions? Each agricultural soil has physical and chemical properties that influence crop growth. Texture, water retention capacity, structure, and
The return of rain isn't predicted solely by weather models. Today, technological means allow us to scrutinise the slightest signs of rain with unprecedented precision. "Whoa, look at those big clouds... we're going to get a downpour!" Does that bring back memories? We'
Agriculture on the front line. In recent weeks, the United Kingdom has seen uninterrupted blue skies, while temperatures have soared well above seasonal norms. Explore our full report to see how these conditions are impacting agriculture. A new record in the United Kingdom: This spring was the hottest recorded in
Leaf wetness refers to the presence of free water on the leaf surface and is a key indicator in assessing the risk of fungal diseases. When accurately measured, it provides valuable insights that can enhance the precision and timing of your treatments. How is leaf wetness calculated? Leaf wetness is
Summer is a pivotal time in vineyard management. From June to August, every decision directly impacts the health of the vines and the quality of future harvests. To support you, Sencrop offers several digital solutions designed for winegrowers. Here's an overview of the main tasks to be carried
Whether installed in your fields or near your buildings, the weather station becomes a vital part of your daily routine. From supporting simple decisions to serving as a reliable daily reference, this article explores why weather-monitoring sensors are essential tools for every day. The agricultural world and weather stations With