Detecting the arrival of pest and disease

Anticipate the development of diseases or the arrival of pests thanks to your weather reports and the application, helping to optimise your treatments.

Warrant your inputs

Organise your treatment sessions

Benefit from advice according to your crop

Maximise your yields

Decision support (Plan Pro/Plus)

Link your weather data to your DST's for disease and pest management (Movida, Avizio, Xarvio, etc.) or benefit from disease and pest development indicators, directly in the application (codling moth, septoria, etc.). Benefit from personalised monitoring, according to your readings.

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Growth stages (Pro plan)

Anticipate the level of resistance of your crops thanks to a predictive indicator of development: emergence, flowering, harvesting... They are defined according to your type of crop and the degree days of growth. The models are provided by official organisations and fed by your weather data.

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Treatment alerts

Be warned when your soil is being washed away and therefore once again subject to risks. Choose the pre-set treatment alert, or customise the parameters based on the weather data collected by your stations. You will be notified by SMS, email or phone call.

History and data export

Simply download your past weather data to anticipate accumulations, make comparative analyses, campaign assessments, or support your agronomic decisions. Maximise your yields now.

Connected Rain Gauge

✓ Rainfall
✓ Temperature (dry and wet)
✓ Moisture content
✓ Dew point

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Windcrop connected wind gauge

✓ Wind speed in km/h
✓ Wind direction
✓ Wind gusts

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Annual subscription

✓ 4 subscription options
✓ Access to data from several stations
✓ Features tailored to your uses

Subscription plans

Powdery mildew

Development conditions: Oïdium develops rapidly when temperatures are > 12°C (optimum around 25°C) and when relative humidity is between 40 and 100%.

Potato blight

Development conditions: temperature between 3°c and 26°C (optimum at 21°C), hygrometry > 87% and dense vegetation.

Yellow & Brown Rust

Development conditions: spores germinate in the presence of free water on the leaves when temperatures are between 15° and 25°C for brown rust, with an optimum of 11°C for yellow rust.

Alternaria

Development conditions: Alternating dry and wet periods accelerate spore growth (peak when temperatures are between 18° and 25°).

Rhizoctonia

Development conditions: Wet conditions favour the development of the disease.

Dartrose

Development conditions:  The optimum temperature for development is around 22°C. But the disease continues to develop during storage. Temperatures around 5°C slow down its development but do not stop it.

Weeds

Weather conditions for weeding: light frost, temperatures < 10°C during the day, no rain and favourable hygrometry.

Downy mildew of grapevine

Development conditions: primary infection is favourable if it has rained, with temperatures > 11°C (optimum around 24°C) and more than one hour of wetting.

How does it work on the Sencrop app?

How to use models for major cereal diseases?

Feed your models with ultra-local data and anticipate disease pressure for up to 4 days! Optimise your yields by triggering your interventions at critical moments.

Sencrop

Sencrop assists farmers in managing disease and pest risks

In order to optimally protect crops, it is necessary to anticipate the risks. This is what allows you to optimise protection as well as the financial and environmental management of treatments.

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De verspreiding van gewasbeschermingsmiddelen en de gevolgen ervan

The weather conditions during a plant protection treatment are fundamental. Spraying in unfavourable weather conditions increases the risk of dispersion of phytosanitary products and reduces the effectiveness of the treatment.