Telemetry transforms decisions throughout the soybean cycle

From germination to harvest, the soybean cycle is marked by decisions that directly influence the performance of the crop and the economic outcome of the harvest. According to Ana Paula Zaiatz, a consultant in data analysis, the adoption of telemetry throughout this process allows these choices to stop being based solely on experience and to start being supported by concrete information generated in the field. The use of data throughout the phases of the crop allows for the continuous monitoring of the development of operations, offering the producer a clearer view of what is happening in each plot. The monitoring of spraying windows, for example, contributes to more assertive decision-making in management, while the real-time tracking of activities expands control over the use of machinery and the execution of planned tasks. With the proper reading of the information generated by the machines, the producer begins to better understand the operational behavior during the production ...