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Wheat, barley, maize, sunflower, soybean

Precise decisions for large fields without extra costs

Moisture reserves, sum of active temperatures, growth stages and disease risks for every field — plan sowing, feeding and harvesting on actual data.

≤ 2 days

stage error

up to 30 %

fewer treatments
6 mo.
of autonomy
Winter wheat · Field No. 7 · 320 ha
Emergence
Tillering
Stem elongation
Heading
Grain fill
Ripening
Heading in 4 ± 2 days
Productive moisture, 0–100 cm
142 mm
good
Sum of active temperatures
1 284 °C
+46 °C above normal
to harvest ≈ 520 °C
FARM TASKS

Work timing and moisture decide the harvest

Root’s gives the agronomist data for every field, not for the district

Productive moisture reserves

Moisture dynamics in the one-metre layer for every field — for decisions on feeding and sowing dates.

Field No. 7 · productive moisture
142 mm
Normal

Sowing dates

Soil temperature at seeding depth.

Leaf and ear diseases

Rust, septoria, fusarium.

Growth stages

Growth stage forecast for feeding.

Harvest forecast

For sales planning.

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Reports for subsidies

Proof of digitalisation.
A SEASON WITH ROOT’S

What matters at each stage — and what the system does

01
SEPTEMBER–OCTOBER
Winter crop sowing
Dry soil
Temperature and moisture at sowing depth
02
MARCH–APRIL
Resumption of growth
Return frosts
Feeding by stage and moisture
03
MAY–JUNE
Heading and flowering
Ear diseases
Fusarium and septoria forecast
04
JULY
Grain fill and harvest
Drought, hot dry winds
Harvest timing forecast
WHAT TO CONTROL

Parameters and norms are already set up

Soil

2 parameters · updated every 15 minutes
Moisture down to 1 m
Temperature at sowing depth

Weather

4 parameters · updated every 15 minutes
Rainfall
GDD
Wind
Air humidity

Plants

2 parameters · updated every 15 minutes
Growth stages
Disease risk

≤ 2 days

growth stage forecast error

up to 30 %

fewer fungicide sprays
300+ ha
pays off with a single spray
6 mo.
of autonomous module operation

We place modules at representative points of the fields, without a continuous grid. That is enough to see moisture reserves and plan feeding by growth stage.

One cancelled fungicide spray on a large field paid for the kit in the very first season.

Sergey Kovalev

Agricultural holding, 12,000 ha, Stavropol Krai
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Is it worth installing sensors on grain crops?

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Yes, for areas from 300 ha: one prevented unnecessary spray pays for the field kit.

A digital tool for growth

Helps you manage the farm, save resources, streamline processes, grow faster and control the harvest without extra effort

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