This is enough to fill approximately 30,000 boots with rain!
This is the largest amount of rain that was registered at our stations this year. In just one day, heavy rains amounted to the equivalent of a tenth of the annual rain needed for a banana tree in this region!
The wind blew fiercely at our Windcrop stations during storm Ciara in February. 161 km/h is four times faster than a loaded tractor on a country road!
This is the highest temperature recorded by our weather stations in the UK in 2020. For comparison, the average temperature during the month of July in Death Valley in the US is 40°C. Not exactly the best place for growing potatoes…
In total, 5,400 farmers use this function on their Sencrop app, which comes out to an average of three alerts set up per farmer in 2020 — factors, such as frost, leaching, and so on, that need to be anticipated in order to react in time!
After a particularly dry summer, the rain returned in force. There was nothing else to do but perform a rain dance… and of course, use the Sencrop app to follow the development of the weather conditions!
*One person can connect multiple times
The Sencrop community continues to grow and comprises 15,000 users across the UK & Europe today!
Sencrop stations are flourishing and we are proud that by 2020, in just five years, the number of stations installed in the UK & European fields and serving farmers exceeded 16,000.
Did you know that over two thirds of Sencrop stations are part of groups — cooperatives, chambers of agriculture, and so on? This allows farmers within the network to exchange data and to gain a better understanding of the weather-related challenges in Europe.
Find out more (link to the 250 network’s UK version medium)
More and more of our users are looking into connecting to DSTs. These tools are crucial for the transition to precision agriculture. Our stations are compatible with more and more DSTs, which allows better decisions to be made based on local weather data.
by the marketing team
BYDV risk runs on temperature from the day your crop emerges. How the 170 day-degree T-sum works, how to set a 150 alert in the Sencrop app, and which levers reduce the risk this autumn.
Potato late blight is the most feared fungal disease among potato growers. Without proper monitoring and treatment, yield losses can reach 80 to 100% of the harvest. Understanding the disease, knowing how to recognise it and anticipating its onset are now essential to securing your crops. What Is Potato Late
Nitrogen, fertilizers, pesticides: your inputs are expensive. Very expensive. And when heavy rain hits right after application, some of it can literally disappear beneath your feet. Leaching is an often underestimated phenomenon, but one that can have a direct impact on yield, treatment effectiveness… and your wallet. 💡 Good news: there