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%
To optimally protect your crops, it is essential to anticipate the development of diseases and pests. Sencrop provides you with precision tools: disease risk indicators and the possibility of connecting your local weather data to your decision support tools (DST), depending on your crop type. Overview of the indicators available
At Sencrop, 2022 is starting with a wind of change full of new features! Let us show you around! We took advantage of the summer to meet you and get your feedback. Until now, the Sencrop application [https://sencrop.com/uk/] has mainly allowed you to benefit from local weather
How to calculate wet bulb temperature and why? The wet bulb temperature [https://faq.sencrop.com/en/articles/4323187-what-is-the-wet-bulb-temperature-why-measure-it] is the temperature value in contact with water in a liquid state. In other words, it is the value that takes into account the humidity in suspension (air humidity). There are
More than 20,000 Sencrop weather stations are currently installed around the world; the great majority in Europe. Temperature, humidity, rainfall ... the quality of the data is a priority when faced with the vicissitudes of the weather. > ‘The frosty spells of the past few weeks have really brought home how
A combined total of 6.22 miles worth of rainfall on Sencrop stations This is enough to fill approximately 30,000 boots with rain! 4.6 inches of rain on November 7 in Martinique This is the largest amount of rain that was registered at our stations this year. In