An app that identifies plant diseases and pests

Visual inspection plays an important role in plant disease identification and diagnosing plant problems, as a lab test is not a practical tool for day-to-day diagnosis. Due to costs and turnover time, growers make decisions based on the symptoms seen in plants. Plant inspection is time-consuming, and it often leaves growers with doubts. Crop advisors […]

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An agricultural development expert discuss precision agriculture

We met Aurel Grabocka in 2020 when he expressed interest in Agrio and got inspired by his enthusiasm for making agriculture better. We had wonderful conversations with him in which we learned about the agriculture scene in Albania and his ideas on how to improve it. We invited him to share his experience with precision […]

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Chemical-Free Cannabis: AI Agronomy Assistant for Beneficial Insects

Beneficial insects are a natural and safe form of pest control that can be used to protect against cannabis pests. They are a great alternative to pesticides, and they are not harmful to the environment. The use of beneficial insects is becoming more popular in the face of pesticide resistance and growing public concern about […]

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Red-edge in Agriculture Satellite Imagery & Monitoring App

In the effort to grow better food farmers and crop advisors want to have a better understanding of the condition of their crops in real-time. Agriculture satellite imagery can allow them to detect plant stress early before damages are becoming substantial. Remote sensing is a new revolutionary approach that can help to accomplish that. It […]

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Remote monitoring of cornfields during critical reproductive stages

Corn tasseling is the reproductive stage of corn where the tassels, which are located on the top of the plant, produce pollen. The tasseling stage is important for both the yield and quality of corn and extra care should be provided that plants are in optimal conditions at this stage. Despite the potential size of […]

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Integrated pest management in stone fruit trees in early spring

Integrated pest management is a strategy that farmers can use to combat pests and diseases in their crops. This strategy has been used for many years and is still an effective way to manage pests. In the early 1990s, integrated pest management (IPM) was first introduced in stone fruit trees. It has been used ever […]

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IPM in apple orchards: Infection Risk Calculator

Pests are one of the biggest threats to apple orchards because they can cause a lot of damage in a short period of time. As such, it is important that farmers keep an eye out for any pests so they can take preventative measures before it becomes too late. In order to maintain the health […]

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Pesticide Weather Considerations: Spray App & Guide

There is a limited amount of time to control plant pests and diseases. Generally, the best time to spray pesticides is early morning (before sunrise) or late evening (after sunset). Spraying during these windows prevents evaporation, reduces drift, and protects pollinators. However, since this opportunity can be shortened even further by unsuitable weather (like high […]

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Crop scouting app with the aid of artificial intelligence

Farmers and crop advisors share a common goal of maximizing crop yield. They need to work together to make sure that all interventions are coordinated, which is where digital crop scouting app comes in handy. With the aid of artificial intelligence, we created an app that allows crop advisors to record their insights in the […]

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Growing degree days calculator for pest management optimization

With integrated pest management (IPM), monitoring crops and correctly identifying pests demands well-trained experts. Choosing one treatment over another is based on a set of factors that include the pest’s identity, the size of the pest population, the pest maturity stage, and the environment. If treatment is to be applied, it should be scheduled to […]

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