AgriSfeer

Climate and weather monitoring

Greenhouse climate and weather monitoring

Temperature, humidity, light, rainfall and the forecast in one place, next to the crop data they explain.

The weather behind your crop results

Greenhouse sensors

Air temperature, humidity and light (PAR) per greenhouse, with current values and trends.

Weather forecast

Temperature and rain forecast for the farm, to plan spraying, harvesting and labor.

Rainfall

Rainfall per week and cumulative for the year, compared with the long-run average.

Degree hours

Temperature sums per week across all sensors, a simple way to compare how warm each week was.

Light sums

Daily light sum and global radiation, to compare weeks and seasons.

One platform with crop data

Climate data lives in the same platform as scouting and production, so it is at hand when you need to explain a result.

How climate monitoring is set up

  1. 1

    Connect

    We connect the sensor and weather data you already have.

  2. 2

    Monitor

    Current values, trends and forecasts appear on one dashboard.

  3. 3

    Compare

    Look back over weeks and seasons, next to pest pressure and production.

Frequently asked questions

Which sensors and climate computers are supported?

We connect to the data sources you already have, through their export or API. Tell us what you run and we will confirm what is possible.

What are degree hours?

The sum of the hourly temperature readings over a week. It is a simple way to compare how warm weeks were, which helps explain differences in crop development.

Is it useful for open-field farms?

Yes. Rainfall, outside temperature and the forecast matter even more outdoors, for example when planning sprays.

Works together with

See it on your own farm

Tell us how your farm works and we will show you what AgriSfeer would look like for you.

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