Revolutionizing the Use of Phytosanitary Products
Imagine a future where phytosanitary product usage in farming is slashed by 96%. This is no longer a dream but a reality, thanks to Ecorobotix's innovative precision spraying technology. The Vegetable Consultancy Services (VCS), a leading agronomy outfit in the UK, has reported incredible results using the ARA sprayer. As highlighted in Farmers Weekly, VCS has achieved up to 96% chemical savings across 1,000 hectares this year. This precise targeting technology not only minimizes product wastage but also shows a potential return on investment within just two to three years. Healthier crops, less disease, and higher yields are just a few of the possible benefits that come from these targeted treatments, revolutionizing field health and productivity.
Doorgrond's Success in the Netherlands
Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, Ecorobotix’s dealer Doorgrond has been setting records of their own. They have completed treatments across a staggering 15,000 hectares using the ARA sprayer, achieving up to 95% chemical savings. Doorgrond’s success story is built on a foundation of personalized service and tailored guidance, ensuring that every plot and crop receives the attention it needs.
Through the dedicated efforts of companies like Doorgrond and VCS, Ecorobotix's ARA sprayer is proving to be a pivotal tool in the evolution of precision farming, leading to more sustainable and productive agricultural practices.
About Doorgrond and VCS
Founded in 2019, Doorgrond makes precision farming accessible to agricultural entrepreneurs by introducing innovative techniques and providing personalized guidance. As an Ecorobotix dealer, Doorgrond supports the deployment of the ARA precision field sprayer in the Netherlands.
VCS (Vegetable Consultancy Services):
Established in 1996, VCS offers independent agronomy services in the UK and abroad. Their comprehensive farm support includes crop sampling, quality analysis, pest and disease monitoring, and yield prediction. VCS integrates the ARA sprayer into their operations, demonstrating its efficacy in reducing chemical use and improving crop management.
