About measuring stations in Digital Agriculture

The remote sensing system is able to collect data on vegetation development and environmental conditions via a 30 km radio frequency link at a set frequency. From the data recorded every minute, hour and day,
allows the grower to monitor growth, nutrient balance, water balance and risk conditions for plant diseases and pathogens with precision and via smartphone.

Same revenue with less input material consumption!

The amount of drip or rainfall irrigation water is automatically or manually controlled from rainfall sensors and water quantity data stored in the soil and adjusted to the growing season requirements. Regardless of soil properties, automatic water limitation is possible, saving the cost of nutrient leaching while protecting the environment.

Easier monitoring, faster response

Remote sensing imaging of site-specific flying or ground-dwelling insects can be used to track developmental stages, detect swarming and prevent damage by early application of the appropriate techniques. Greenhouse, greenhouse systems with fully automated solutions. By using a dendrometer, which detects stem and fruit growth with micrometer precision, plant development can be precisely monitored and controlled.

Adjustable periodic monitoring of cattle living conditions, feeding, site-specific breeding conditions, partial or full automation of breeding phases based on the data, and rapid
detection and effective elimination of emerging risk situations.

Rapid damage prevention

A sensor in the rumen of the cattle senses pH and temperature and stress-relieves nutrient delivery. Based on the behavioural pattern of the livestock identified by the tracking, current life situations such as external attack, mortality, straying can be identified, allowing rapid preventive intervention.