Canopy Cover

Canopy Cover

The benefits of Agremo Canopy Cover analysis

Canopy Cover provides information about the exact percentage covered by canopy/leaf area and ground cover area. The report you receive includes vital data on vegetation conditions and primary plant productivity, as well as all the necessary details regarding the leaf area index (LAI). As LAI is one of the key parameters used in plant ecology to indicate a plant’s health, this means that you get much-needed help with driving better overall crop performance. Rely on Agremo Canopy analysis to determine the most optimal LAI for the fruits, vegetables or cereals you grow on the field.

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The best time to apply Canopy Cover

The optimum time to use Agremo Canopy analysis is during the growth and harvesting stages of the crop cycle. This allows you to monitor the overall health of your plants, assess possible plant damage, and take appropriate steps to prevent it.

Crop nameVegetation phase
PotatoBBCH 31-69
CornV10-R3
SoyBBCH 24-71
TomatoBBCH 35-69

Supported crops

With its actionable insights and advanced analytics, Canopy Cover analysis is an ideal solution for every farmer looking to successfully cultivate field crops, forestry, plantation, and vegetables.

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