An innovative system that allows a new "precision agriculture"; new techniques that mark an important step forward towards an increasingly sustainable digital agriculture, with benefits for the mass of vegetation, the finished product and production costs". Still talking about the project of which MEDSEA is a leading player with Coldiretti Oristano and Liverani Servizi
La Nuova Sardegna is still dedicating space to the plan for precision farming, as part of the international Maristanis project: the rice company I Ferrari of Oristano is taking part in the initiative.
Digital innovation in Oristano rice paddies with the Maristanis project and MEDSEA : constant crop control with a drone and multispectral sensors on the ground . Here it is Linkoristano article
We are here with an innovative project for the countryside of Maristanis territory. The new experimental techniques aim at a more profitable and more and more sustainable precision agriculture and will bring benefits on several fronts: in the health of crops, in the finished product and in the reduction of production costs. New report from the territory
The project features MEDSEA with Coldiretti Oristano and Liverani Servizi. The objective is to reduce water consumption in agriculture and ensure the protection of the environment. Here is the Ansa report
The two main regional newspapers, Unione Sarda and Nuova Sardegna, also give great emphasis to the innovative project for precision agriculture in the Maristanis countryside: a challenge launched by MEDSEA, Coldiretti Oristano and Liverani Servizi.
The work plan, of which MEDSEA is a partner, was born within the "Maristanis" project and foresees the use of drones to monitor the health status of the fields, improving the management of water resources. Read the report of La Nuova Sardegna
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