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Precision agriculture, in plain language for farmers
Articles on irrigation, drought and decisions based on the data from your own field.
Drought is no longer an isolated event in Romania — it has become a business constant
Guesswork irrigation drains your budget, not just the water table. See how real-time soil monitoring (LoRaWAN + FAO-56) cuts water and energy use by 10–30%.
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The 2026 anti-drought strategy: an X-ray of the crisis and a 4-step plan
The soil drought of 2026 is the new normal. An X-ray of the water reserve, the paradox of Romania's irrigation infrastructure, and how you turn soil data into profitable decisions — with no upfront investment.
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What the monitoring system alerts you about — the 26 alarms, and what it cannot know
26 types of alarm across three severity levels — from water and frost to heatwaves, wind, disease and salinity — plus predictive alarms from weather and phenology. But also the honest limits: it measures water, salt and weather, not disease or hail.
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How many sensors do I need on the farm — and why one isn't enough
The number of sensors isn't a fixed figure: it depends on area, soil texture and terrain. Here's how to size a network that genuinely shows you the real state of each plot.
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When to install a soil monitoring system — a season-by-season guide for Romanian farmers
The best time to install is on an empty field, just before the season with the highest water demand. Here are the good windows in the year, by crop, and the moments to avoid.
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What NDVI is and how to use it together with soil sensors
Satellite NDVI and EVI2 reveal how vigorous your crop is and catch stress before you can spot it from the cab. Paired with soil moisture, they tell you where, why and what to do.
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