The state of your crop is both a result and an indicator of the underlying soil chemistry. SatAgro allows soil sampling to be planned based on biomass variability. The results …
Adopting precision farming has the potential to create wide ranging social impacts, from the agricultural workforce to food security. In this step we’ll explore these potential positive and negative impacts …
In the last of our videos in which Dr Alice Mauchline talks to farmers from across Europe, the environmental implications of adopting precision and digital technologies are discussed. Ben considers …
Welcome to the final week of Innovation in Arable Farming: Technologies for Sustainable Farming Systems, where you’ll be considering the social and environmental aspects of precision farming. You’ll continue to …
Watch this last of Dr Alice Mauchline’s talks with farmers from across Europe to hear their thoughts on the environmental implications of adopting precision and digital technologies. Apart from a …
Congratulations, you’ve completed the second week of Innovation in Arable Farming: Technologies for Sustainable Farming Systems. There was a lot of information to take in this week and you’ll now …
In Step 1.7 we looked at the three pillars of sustainability. This Week we have focused on the first pillar – financial and economic sustainability. Do any of the priorities …
Precision farming has been described as ‘a means of increasing the chance that the right crop management strategies are implemented in the right place at the right time’ [1]. But …
Prescription maps are generated from a range of geo-referenced data, such as soil nutrient levels and historical yields, and provide input rates for defined zones of a field. Using the …
In this video, a selection of our 7 farmers discuss the financial implications of adopting precision and digital technologies on their farms. They discuss affordability and share useful tips for …
Nitrogen is vital for plant growth but fertiliser is expensive and over application has detrimental environmental effects. In order to avoid unnecessary costs and pollution, the nitrogen balance of agricultural …
In this video, Dr Alice Mauchline asks the farmers about the challenges they’ve experienced when using precision and digital technology. Issues such as compatibility between manufacturers, knowing what data you …
A range of data needs to be collected and analysed to generate map-based outputs for precision farming. Sensor-based technologies are a vital part of this process of collection and analysis …
Dr Alice Mauchline interviews farmers from across the EU to discover their reasons for adopting precision technologies and what the benefits have been. Listen as they describe their reasons for …
Soil maps provide information such as soil type, nutrient levels, moisture and topography (eg slope and elevation)[1]. They can be used to divide fields into homogenous zones for management, important …