Make informed soil assessments
Use moisture, pH, and nutrient data to identify areas that may need closer inspection.
Combine BOM IoT sensors, digital farm logs, and the LATOI.com platform to manage growing-area data and support traceability with QR codes and blockchain technology.
The sensor records soil indicators across your growing area. This gives technical teams more information to inspect field conditions, compare locations, and consider crop-care measures.
Measured indicators and connectivity depend on the selected device configuration. Readings are for reference and should be assessed alongside field conditions and professional expertise.
See how to manage your dataFrom soil surveys to crop-care planning, information is organized to make it easier for teams to review, compare, and discuss.
Use moisture, pH, and nutrient data to identify areas that may need closer inspection.
Probes, transmitters, and a carrying case support inspections at multiple locations across a growing area.
Soil data can inform decisions about irrigation timing, nutrient needs, and crop-care plans.
Saving observations by location and date makes it easier to compare surveys.
LATOI.com digitizes field-block information, farm logs, sensor readings, and data used for traceability.
Track block IDs, crops, status, and expected harvest dates.
Record planting, fertilizing, spraying, harvesting, and related information.
View indicators and historical data; connectivity depends on the configuration.
Identify information to add when preparing production records.
GreenDoctor AI supports discussions about farming practices, fertilizers, and pests. Add the crop and growth stage to provide more context for your question.
AI recommendations are for reference only and do not replace professional assessment or field inspections.
LATOI.com organizes growing-area records, production logs, and related data by lot. QR codes help share information, while blockchain supports verification records for comparing recorded data.
Link products to information and production processes disclosed by the business.
Keep verification records to help compare the history of recorded traceability data.
Blockchain can help verify recorded data; businesses remain responsible for the accuracy of the information they enter.
Blockchain can keep verification records for captured data, helping parties compare its history. The accuracy of original information still depends on the producer’s recording and control processes.
A QR code can link to traceability records shared by the business, such as growing-lot details and production logs. Available information depends on the deployment configuration.
LATOI.com supports production and sensor data management based on the selected configuration. Discuss your devices, connectivity, and current workflows with us to explore a suitable approach.
Discuss your crops, operation size, and current processes to choose suitable device configurations and an implementation approach.
Manage growing-area information and organize farm logs.
Compare information by field block, location, and date.
Get more data for surveys, assessments, and crop-care planning.
Organize production data to make sharing and retrieval easier.
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