THIS WEBSITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Water Infrastructure & Management

It’s claimed that agriculture is accounting for 70% of the world’s accessible freshwater use. Shockingly, 60% of the water used for agricultural purposes is wasted due to leaky irrigation systems, inefficient application methods and the cultivation of crops that are too thirsty for the environment in which they are grown.

Precision Irrigation

Knowledge of real-time status of soil water content in a crop’s root zone enables farmers to make accurate irrigation decisions for the best yield while conserving precious water resources and reducing energy inputs. Precision irrigation systems deliver these results by monitoring on-site environmental (soil, plant, air, water) conditions, forecast future plant water needs and assist in automating irrigation operations.

Plant/tree available soil water is estimated with the use of advanced electronic sensors that are installed in open fields, grow tunnels or greenhouses. A robust wireless system transfers soil water data to our cloud-based applications that interpret and advise users on current status and future plant water requirements

Rainfall Monitoring

Region-wide monitoring of precipitation events is necessary for government agencies and researchers to understand and manage surface and groundwater systems

Soil Moister Monitoring

In addition to local sensors, Green A&E provides satellite moisture data with a resolution of 250m x 250m

  • How much water is at the surface level of your field.
  • How much water is at the root level (rhizome).

You can view both of these as curves on the same chart where precipitation, growth stages, and vegetation indices are displayed. This way you can see even more data correlating with each other, generating powerful insights on how to better manage your fields.

Page last modifed: Oct 30, 2024 @ 10:38 pm