Precision
Agriculture

Precision Agriculture is a set of techniques for the management of rural production that considers the existence of spatial variability in the crop. In other words, it is assumed that each portion of a cultivated area has particularities that can affect productivity.

Unlike traditional techniques that consider crop averages, Precision Agriculture uses technological tools to determine the characteristics of each portion of the area.

Am I ready for Precision Agriculture?

First, it is necessary to remember that precision agriculture is still agriculture. More than knowing new technologies, it is necessary to have agronomic knowledge to interpret the information that the new tools provide and guide their use to obtain consistent data according to the local reality. Equipment for precision agriculture is not magic and does not work on their own.

Precision Agriculture is a technique that requires intensive use of computing and electronic tools. Familiarity with using a computer is an important step, but no one needs to be an expert to get started.

The FalkerMap software was developed precisely for those who use a computer as a work tool but are not experts in technology.

Are you ready? Falker is ready to help!

We work with a complete solution that includes equipment, software, and training to help those who want to start working with Precision Agriculture.