Leaf wetness is the amount of free water on the surface of the leaf, i.e. whether it is 'wet' or not. This is a key factor in accurately monitoring disease risks. How is leaf wetness calculated? Leaf wetness is calculated by measuring the changes in the electric
The correct installation of your soil probe is essential to guarantee the reliability and accuracy of the data measured. Here are a few tips to ensure that your installation is optimal and that you can manage your irrigation as effectively as possible! Understanding how capacitive probes work Capacitive probes measure
As in previous seasons, temperatures in the UK have been abnormally high for the past few weeks. Despite the occasional return of the cold, the weather remained mild, particularly in February. A winter that's too warm The winter of 2023/2024 is once again a historic one. Why
To optimise the effectiveness of your treatments, it is vital to identify the optimum weather window. To assist you in making the right decisions every day, Sencrop is launching its new spraying windows! They enable you to identify the best treatment window for your crops and the product you want
Mildew and blight are a constant challenge in the management of agricultural crops such as tomatoes, vines and potatoes. Understanding this diseases in depth is crucial to anticipating risks, protecting yields and safeguarding investments. This article looks at how to recognise, prevent and combat downy mildew. What are mildew and
Fighting frost is a challenge faced by farmers every year, particularly in the wine and fruit-growing sectors. Accurately anticipating the risk of frost is essential if we are to trigger our frost control measures at the right time, thereby protecting crops while keeping costs at an affordable rate. Sencrop, a