On our farm, we adopt precision agriculture as an essential part of our farming method. This modern approach combines advanced technologies with traditional techniques to ensure efficient and sustainable production.

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We use a variety of precision agriculture techniques, such as measuring soil electrical conductivity, differentiated fertilization, drones and satellite images. These technologies allow us to have a detailed and precise view of soil and plantation conditions.

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For example, by measuring the electrical conductivity of the soil, we can identify variations in its composition and nutrition - based on this data, we apply cultural practices differently and according to the identified needs, optimizing plant nutrition and avoiding waste. Drones are a valuable tool for monitoring crops quickly and efficiently - with high-resolution images, we can identify problem areas, such as pest infestation or lack of irrigation. Furthermore, we use satellite images to map our entire cultivation area - this helps us to plan management more effectively, identify areas of greater or lesser productivity and optimize the use of available resources.