Insights on precision agriculture, crop science, and farm technology.
Side-by-side results from farms in Cundinamarca show what changes when you add data to the equation. The numbers are harder to ignore than the pitch.
Read More →Weather tells you what might happen. Soil data tells you what is happening beneath your feet right now. There's a big difference when you're making fertilization decisions.
Read More →The math is simple: catch an infestation at day 1, not day 9, and your treatment cost drops by half. Early detection is the cheapest pest control there is.
Read More →The same satellite data that large agribusinesses use is now available to the 8-hectare family farm in Boyaca. Here's what changes when you can see your own field from above.
Read More →By the time a crop looks stressed, you've already lost yield. Soil moisture data and evapotranspiration models give you the warning before the visible damage starts.
Read More →Two of Colombia's most productive coffee regions. Two years of monitoring data. Here's what satellite coverage revealed that field inspection alone would have missed.
Read More →A lot of Colombian farms are above 2,000 meters with spotty or no data signal. Software that requires a connection is software that fails exactly when you need it most.
Read More →Over-fertilizing costs money and damages soil health. Under-fertilizing costs yield. Soil nitrogen data helps you hit the window that actually works for your specific field conditions.
Read More →La Nina patterns, El Nino years, unpredictable dry spells. Colombian farms have always dealt with variability. The question is what tools help you adapt faster than the weather changes.
Read More →The Crop Health Index is a single number that summarizes the state of your field. Here's exactly what goes into it and how to read it without needing a remote sensing degree.
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