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.
For many years, Sencrop has been a key ally for farmers in their fight against frost. Until now, our comprehensive solution has encompassed the Leafcrop, the connected Sencrop moisture sensor, and the Pro weather subscription. The Leafcrop emulates the natural attributes of a leaf, providing precise and reliable measurements of temperature, humidity, and moisture directly within your orchards or vineyards.
In addition, you have access to a range of functions on the Sencrop application to help you anticipate the risk of frost:
This year, to meet all your needs as effectively as possible, we're introducing a new Sencrop station: the Thermocrop! This station allows you to combat frost at a lower cost!
It features our state of the art temperature and humidity sensor that can be placed in the heart of your vegetation to accurately monitor temperature drops and the risk of frost.
The release of the Thermocrop does not mean that the Leafcrop is disappearing! Here's a comparison table to help you easily identify the station best suited to your needs:
To find out more about this equipment, don't hesitate to request a quote by clicking here:
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