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In April, potato growers must juggle soil preparation, planting, irrigation and phytosanitary protection to ensure a successful harvest. This month is marked by significant climatic variations, directly influencing the development of tubers. Thanks to Sencrop solutions, it is now possible to optimise each intervention according to ultra-local weather conditions. Find
Powdery mildew is a constant challenge in wine production management. An in-depth understanding of this disease is crucial if you are to anticipate risks, protect your yields and optimise your investments. This article looks at how to recognise, prevent and combat powdery mildew. What is powdery mildew? Powdery mildew is
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Robert is a winegrower in the Kent region, where he cultivates 12 hectares of vines, mainly dedicated to Pinot Noir. Until 2020, he kept an eye on the weather by noting down weather readings directly from his vineyard and thanks to the Met Office and BBC forecasts. But in April