Agriculture and landscape

Agricultural Weather Stations

Weather and environmental conditions have a significant impact on crop yield and harvest success. Having your own weather station allows you to collect data directly from a specific location and create long-term records for comparing seasons and conditions.

Pest control

Temperature and wind speed data help with timing spraying and crop treatments

Mold Prediction

Monitoring air humidity and temperature allows for predicting mold occurrence and controlling ventilation

Soil Moisture Data

Important for crops with short harvest cycles

How it works

How It Works

The stations are autonomous, compact, and, thanks to their versatility, can be equipped with a wide variety of sensors (air humidity and temperature, wind, precipitation, radiation, pressure). Data is transmitted wirelessly (GPRS, NB-IoT) to the CloudFM app, where it can be viewed in graphs and tables.

Software

CloudFM – A GOOD APP IS ESSENTIAL

The app is connected to a weather station that processes data on weather and other parameters in its area. This data is then uploaded to a server and archived in a database that users can access via a web browser. The app processes all measured data and converts it into statistics; as a user, you can view this data in a visually appealing format through graphs and tables, and you can customize the entire interface to suit your exact needs —including graphical customization, changes to the station’s operating parameters, or the creation of forms, among other features. The application also supports exports to several data formats. All of this operates within an easy-to-use environment that you can manage from a computer, smartphone, or tablet.

Application

Monitoring Weather Conditions in Agriculture

The web application allows users to continuously monitor weather and other conditions directly at the growing site. It displays data on air temperature and humidity, precipitation, wind, soil moisture, and other parameters, and allows users to analyze this data through graphs and tables. The data collected helps with planning irrigation, crop protection, and other agricultural activities.

Devices

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RVT12 - Relative Humidity and Air Temperature Sensor

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RVT13 - Relative Humidity and Air Temperature Sensor (with built-in microprocessor)

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