FuturCrop provides information to eliminate/reduce unnecessary preventive treatments. Cost savings on insecticides, application equipment, labor, waste management and production losses.
The software updates the calculation data for each user on a daily basis. If no pest stage change notifications are received or the event calendar is modified, the conditions for pest risk have not been met.
FuturCrop indicates the pest(s) that may be present in the field because the conditions for their development are met, and specifies their stage (eggs, larvae/nymphs, pupae, adults and other important stages such as adult beak, etc.).
Information on morphology, habitat and feeding for each stage of their life cycle.
Knowing the development of pests facilitates the synchronization between parasitoids/predators and the target pest, thus increasing the chance of successful control. Using predators saves on the cost of food insects.
FuturCrop allows the recording of monitoring/damage and pest control treatments (both chemical and biological). The registry has a geolocation function.
An image of the pest and its morphological description is provided for each stage of its development.
Also quarantine pests as they usually cause serious damage when they appear for the first time.
The Plant Health Bulletins published by Public Agencies are made with information obtained from computer programs that use phenological models (mathematical models that combine information on the life cycle of the pest and climatic data). FuturCrop is the only global, fully automated, cost-optimized software with the largest number of models.
It ensures the proper use and efficacy of phytosanitary products because they can be applied at the time when the pest is most sensitive to the product according to its life cycle, and the right product is used for the stage of the pest.
It allows a lower cost for the user, unlimited storage, eliminates maintenance tasks, implements permanent updating, access to information and data from any place and device, etc.
