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🌦️Talking weather - we can't help ourselves! But how much water has your crop really lost this year?
Belinda Clarke OBE caught up with Peter Palmer from Prodata Weather Systems to discuss why, as water availability becomes an increasingly important challenge, having accurate, field-level data could make all the difference.
From measuring rainfall rates and evapotranspiration to helping plan irrigation and spraying operations, the conversation highlights how local, real-time data can support better decisions across the farm.
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