Futter24 - Your app for digital feed ordering
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Digitalisation as an assistant in daily work
Whether sensors, satellite images or tools: digitalisation in agriculture is an important trend. This is because it makes everyday work on farms easier. With the help of modern technologies such as sensors, radar and GPS systems, farmers can work more efficiently while protecting the environment. Digitalisation offers farmers many opportunities and potential for making processes more sustainable and efficient.This and all other important terms can be found in the glossary
Site-specific management makes sense from an ecological and economic point of view.
The soil has different properties and water availability in different locations. Together with the chosen form of cultivation, they have a significant influence on how fertile the soil is, how well the plants grow and how much yield you achieve. These differences increase with increasing field size. From an ecological and economic point of view, you should therefore also act according to the yield potential of your fields.
The management zone map from Raiffeisen NetFarming, for example, offers the perfect solution: it differentiates the field into its various yield zones and provides information on the yield potential of the individual sub-areas. It forms the digital footprint of your field and the basis for all sub-area-specific field applications. This allows you to create individual application maps for fertilisation, sowing or crop protection.
You too can get involved in site-specific cultivation and increase your yield by up to 10%!
The FarmDroid FD20 is fully battery-operated with solar cells, the plant position is simply marked by GPS during sowing and then mechanical weed control is carried out between and in the rows. This is how the
FarmDroid FD20
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