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farm management8 min read
Farm management software has become an invaluable asset in the digitalization of modern agriculture, offering tools to improve efficiency, enhance resource allocation, and support data-driven decision-making. With platforms like Doktar's FieldFlow, Filiz, and CropMap, farmers can adopt sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices, addressing the challenges of today while securing a productive future. Whether managing a small farm or a large agribusiness, adopting farm management software can streamline operations, boost profitability, and promote long-term sustainability in agriculture.
07 November 20241 min readCB Insights’ 11 Tech Trends to Watch Closely in 2023 identifies that consumers are increasingly concerned with transitioning into regenerative agriculture and the demand for sustainable products produced with less harmful ecological practices is increasing. As fashion and food giants turn towards the field, startups offering tech-driven tools that support this transition are on the rise.
14 June 2023Remote Sensing4 min readRemote sensing gathers information without physical contact, using machines like satellites and sensors. It optimizes agriculture by monitoring climate, soil, and crop conditions, replacing human observation. Benefits include continuous data collection, uniform interpretation, real-time sharing, accurate decisions, and structured records. It enhances climate monitoring, nutrition, irrigation, pest management, and crop inspection.
14 June 2023PestTrap3 min readPestTrap allows farmers to monitor and control pest populations remotely via phone. It uses a camera, sticky trap, pheromones, and sensors to measure air temperature and humidity. The system provides real-time data, sends alerts, and offers spraying recommendations based on meteorological factors and pest cycles, optimizing pest management decisions.
08 June 2023Climate Change3 min readAsk a farmer what they think of climate change, and you'll probably get an earful. Climate change is already impacting the ways in which we grow crops, and it's not always for the better. While rising temperatures may help some of us to grow more food in some places, this will likely be offset by other issues.
17 May 2023