The AgroSense platform enables farmers to monitor their crops and plan activities using mobile phones or computers, based on the data collected from satellites, drones, different sensors and meteorological stations. Thanks to the satellite imagery, farmers can see vegetation indices that will give them the information about the growth of crops, drought intensity, dispersion of plant diseases and the plants’ needs for irrigation and fertilization. Farmers can also keep digital diary of the production, get data from sensors and meteorological stations, conduct cost analysis, get warnings about pest etc.

Thanks to the ANTARES project, the Republic of Serbia became the only associate country to the European Union to sign the Cooperation Arrangement with the European Commission on cooperation in data access and use of Sentinel data of the Copernicus Programme. This has allowed BioSense to become a focal point of the Republic of Serbia for the Copernicus program and to use a free broadband access to all Copernicus data to the direct benefit of the regional agrifood community, through our AgroSense platform.

As of 2020, AgroSense has more than 15, 000 users and registers around ¼ of all arable land in the Province of Vojvodina.

For more information on AgroSense platform, click here.