Designed by Cornell scientists to save money and increase yields, FloraPulse’s system aims to enhance crop quality and environmental health for the future of regenerative agriculture.
DAVIS, CA (FEBRUARY 2024) – Precision agriculture is poised to transform farming operations around the world in 2024 and beyond. With the global population estimated to touch 8 billion soon, farmers need to produce more food, feed, fuel and fiber without exhausting natural resources. This is pushing the adoption of smart farming techniques that leverage data and technology for optimized yields. FloraPulse, the first easy-to-install water sensor that provides accurate and low-cost water-sensing technology, is enhancing the lives of farmers and researchers who want real-time data that will enable them to make the quick, accurate decisions that will benefit their crops.
Visit and experience the benefits of accurate water sensing data and speak with FloraPulse’s team of experts at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA, February 13-15, 2024, Booth #2033.
Only plants know when they need water, but it has been impossible to communicate with them, until now. FloraPulse has developed a way to acquire data directly from plants, providing agricultural professionals like woody crop owners and managers, nut and dry fruit growers, fresh fruit growers, commercial orchard/vineyard operators, government and university researchers, certified crop consultants, scientists, and more with accurate, automated measurements on plant water status. FloraPulse’s easy-to-install new microT system comprises patented hardware, software, and technical support for each user to directly manage water stress, reducing water and labor costs and risks while increasing yields, crop quality and environmental health.
It is ideal for a wide range of crops including almonds, hazelnuts, wine grapes, apples, peaches, and berries.
Founded through research and collaboration of Cornell University’s emeritus professor of horticulture, Alan Lakso, director of the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Abraham Strook, and mechanical engineering Ph.D. and microT technology developer, Michael Santiago, FloraPulse provides growers and researchers accurate and trusted automated measurements of water stress directly from trees and vines. The patented technology, used worldwide, provides science-based advice to optimize irrigation, increases profits, and valuable research data. Crop managers and researchers can now know to grow with FloraPulse.
“FloraPulse is a game-changer for the entire agricultural industry,” said Lakso. “After years of research and development, our team created the first simple-to-use device that provides farmers and researchers real-time data that helps growers and researchers achieve efficient water use in the face of variable climate conditions,” said Lakso.
FloraPulse’s revolutionary real-time water sensing technology allows for more resilient plant health systems that enhance our agricultural system and farmers’ bottom lines. The team offers premium technical support and assistance.
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About FloraPulse
FloraPulse is revolutionizing real-time water monitoring to enhance the lives of researchers, farmers, their crops, and plants by providing state-of-the-art water status measurement solutions that are cost-effective and accurate. Their easy-to-install microT system comprises patented hardware, software, and technical support for each user to directly manage water stress, reducing water use, labor costs, and risks while increasing yields, crop quality and environmental health.
