Available to everyone, not just Sencrop subscribers, a new feature compares the different reference weather models with data from local stations, to help any farmer select the most reliable local forecast.
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The weather conditions during a plant protection treatment are fundamental. Spraying in unfavourable weather conditions increases the risk of dispersion of phytosanitary products and thus reduces the effectiveness of the treatment and exposes the environment to contamination. The different dispersions and the importance of meteorological data Plant protection products can
Agricultural production is subject to numerous risks of disease and pests. These develop in particular according to local meteorological factors and the type of crop. In order to optimally protect crops, it is necessary to anticipate the risks. This is what allows you to optimise protection as well as the
Sencrop is expecting that new research and collaboration opportunities will benefit British farmers as it opens its first UK office at NIAB’s Barn4 AgriTech Incubator in Cambridge. The fast-growing European agri-tech company, which specialises in weather monitoring and crop disease forecasting, has been active in the UK for several