Monitoring soil moisture and local weather conditions is common practice for many farmers as both factors are instrumental in growing crops or raising livestock. Few crops however are as susceptible to small changes as grapes. And with table grapes the looks matter just as much as the quality, leaving very little room for error for growers to produce a marketable product.

The Agtech Revolution Episode 10
How agtech adoption can be accelerated is the focus of the latest episode in the AgTech Revolution series.
The multi-part documentary, produced by Lightbridge Productions, explores the cutting-edge innovations in agtech that are being used to drive agriculture forward.
This episode features INCYT client Michael Payten, Alfalfa, Canowindra, who explains why they decided to adopt agtech on their farm: “If you don’t start and get involved in Agtech by taking small bites, it gets beyond you.
NSW Government Department of Primary Industries Farms of the Future program leader Ailie Webb also features. "The Farms of the Future program works by helping farmers become more confident in their adoption of agtech," she said. "We take them on an adoption journey and it starts with education. We recognise that agtech adoption, and the barriers to that adoption, is multifaceted."