The cartographic system is an integrated multilayer support for crop representation, mapping and geo-positioning of registry and procedural elements (samples, analyses, visits, monitoring, activities), drawing of elements relatable to registry entities, visualisation and management of movements of people and vehicles, harvesting and delivery logistics.
It offers complete campaign management with a "top view" approach, which is intuitive and fast, using a cartographic background on which all the useful and user-developed layers are superimposed: land registries, phenological or phytopathological surveys, soil analysis, sampling.

• Soil erosion
• Soil Organic Carbon / Soil Organic Matter
• Texture (% clay, sand, silt)
• Nitrogen / Phosphorus / Potassium
• Cation Exchange Capacity
• PH
• Electrical Conductivity

Precision agriculture allows farms and agri-food chains to make the entire production process more efficient and traceable. Through the use of dedicated machines and software, all field operations from sampling to soil preparation, sowing, fertilisation and harvesting are made more efficient, allowing all operators to do the right thing at the right time and in the right place. The resulting benefits are enormous in terms of both quality and yield, effectively increasing farm income but above all increasing farm sustainability by significantly reducing inputs such as water and fertilisers or simply reducing the use of tractors and machinery in general.

• Georeferencing and soil mapping: We standardise the process by associating each field with new levels of information for the management of all agronomic activities. We acquire georeferencing from satellites or from the actors themselves by checking cadastral data and/or community contribution databases.

• Creation of homogeneous zones - MUZ: We create MUZ Management Unit Zones by means of variability analysis combined with chemical and physical soil characterization. MUZs are areas that behave uniformly over time and thus become management units for implementing precision farming practices such as variable rate seeding and fertilisation.

• Crop Suitability: By integrating multi-source data we determine the suitability and suitability of the soil for certain crops. Areas identified by the colour red have low suitability for cultivation, while yellow and green areas correspond to medium and high suitability for cultivation respectively.

• Fertilisation and sowing: We generate prescription maps for sowing in order to optimise inputs and operation costs by monitoring historical and forecast weather data, we indicate doses and the best time for sowing.

• Monitoring of the vegetative state

  - Processing NDVI and MSAVI vegetation vigour indices that measure the photosynthetic capacity of crops.

  - Verification of crop presence

  - Verification of anomalies due to climatic events and/or unplanned harvests

  - Identification of areas of criticality

  - Identification of qualitative variability within fields

  - Evaluation of the performance of different plots over the years and with different crops

  - Integration of vigour indices into the fertilisation plan

• Cover fertilisation: We generate prescription maps for fertilisation in order to optimise inputs and operation costs. In the nutrition plan, we define the fertiliser doses to be applied both pre-sowing and in coverage, fixed or variable doses. We also define fertiliser doses according to the genetic characteristics of the plant.

• Irrigation Optimization: We make irrigation recommendations based on estimated soil water content and crop requirements. By acquiring data from remote or proximal sources (moisture sensor or weather station) we provide the irrigation plan in terms of frequency and irrigation volumes.

• Disease Strategy: Assessing possible pathogen attacks and carrying out phytosanitary treatments by providing risk forecast models for pathogen attack defence by integrating climatic and agronomic data. The aim is to intervene early and reduce environmental impact, but also to obtain a risk forecast based on historical data. weather) we provide the irrigation plan in terms of frequency and irrigation volumes. 

• Yield analysis: We estimate extensive crop yields using trend analysis of historical vegetation indices in the periods between sowing and harvest combined with weather trend analysis, focusing on critical phenological phases.

The electronic treatment registry provides access to farm, field and crop records with the possibility of graphic crop plans and a top view approach using Google GIS mapping. A powerful tool that makes it easy to manage the most complex situations, also thanks to real-time checks on the label constraints of plant protection products, fertilisers and specifications, as well as technical decision support systems such as irrigation, defence, fertilisation plans, weather data.

• Warehouse management
• Pesticide treatment management
• Controls on treatments
• Printout of treatment register in compliance with d. Lgs 150/2012 and pan
• Calculation of explicit crop costs for each crop
• Direct access to labels and safety data sheets (current and historical)
• Control of regional integrated production specifications and relevant derogations
• Stock management of all technical means
• Fertilisation management
• Irrigation data management (it's possible to create irrigation plans)
• Management of all cultivation operations
• Fulfillments and printouts
• Organic Farming Reports and Controls

Historical and forecast agro-meteorological indices provide useful indications for agronomic farm management and optimisation of agricultural practice and resource use. Soil surveys in the field and the connection of sensors and control units to the platform make it possible to integrate and fine-tune the predefined environmental data, further enriching the database available to the user. The monitoring and thus control of crop progress is ensured by satellite indices and derived colour maps that make it possible to assess the vigour of the vegetation and any uneven crop growth or the water content of the plants and any plant stress.

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A complete management of livestock, capable of managing each individual barn, battery or individual animal with various configurations for:

- Batteries (management of animals in groups and not for individual animals).

- Types per species

- Growth States

- Feeding requirements also with automation of feeding operations

- Creation of predefined mixtures or dosing according to requirement-growth.

- Complete consistency reporting

- All reference data about traceability, regulations, genealogy, etc.

This solution allows the management of costs and incomes as well as the automation of operations such as automatic feed calculation, monitoring of purchases and exit, the registration of weight on entry of the animal into the cowshed, on exit from the cowshed and during the stationing period. 

The module is also integrated with the Veterinary Information System and the APP is used to manage the animals and the activities carried out in the barn, such as checking the registration numbers on arrival and recording the stocks.

Using our platform it is possible to detect a series of parameters that help outline the sustainability profile of farms and agro-industries, in particular we can:

- quantify organic carbon in the soil from satellite images that help verify the effectiveness of agronomic practices in relation to the carbon stock

- provide agronomic support for sustainable practices

- do remote monitoring of sustainable agricultural practices (automatic systems that monitor the actual adoption of sustainable agricultural practices that increase soil CO2 stock capacity)

- monitor CO2 emissions thanks to specific dashboards:

• • CO2 map with categorisation of plots according to emissions
  • CO2 emissions per activity and per variety
  • Total emissions/emissions per hectare
  • Comparison of CO2 emissions
  • Comparison of companies/industries and historical trend of CO2 emissions on the farm

A service that supports agricultural insurance management that can assess agricultural risks caused by adverse weather events or monitor the damage as it occurs. Our risk management technology leverages various tools, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data, to optimise risk management in the agricultural sector by offering a service to both farms and banks and insurance companies.

How it works:

• • Risk Management
    
    • Estimation of risk profile (for specific areas and farms) caused by adverse weather events (such as hail, excessive rainfall, frost, wind gusts, drought and fire)
    • Prediction of the event
    • Event detection (satellite and IoTs)
    • Alert system

  • Damage Assessment
    
    • Verification of event
    • Verification of affected area and intensity of the damage
    • Verification of actual crops in the damaged field
    • Estimated production loss
    • Estimated loss of value
    • Mobile apps for simplified claims and compensation management