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Precision Viticulture is a form of agriculture that uses technology to improve the efficiency and quality of grape production. It involves the use of sensors, drones, and other digital tools to monitor and manage vineyards. This technology helps farmers to optimize their vineyard management practices, such as irrigation, pest control, and harvesting. It also helps to reduce costs and improve the quality of the grapes.
Precision Viticulture is becoming increasingly popular among grape growers, as it helps to maximize yields and improve the quality of the grapes. It also helps to reduce the environmental impact of grape production, as it reduces the need for chemical inputs and water usage.
Some companies in the Precision Viticulture market include Agrivi, Agronometrics, CropX, FarmLogs, and VineView. Show Less Read more
