Automatic analysis of crop spraying

Automatic analysis of crop spraying

Plant protection products are important: they keep pests away and contribute to a healthy fruit without defects. Yet spraying artificial agents is an expensive practice, which is also sensitive among consumers. Therefore, all parties limit the use of plant protection products as much as possible.

Fruit and vegetable growers are therefore constantly looking for a more effective spraying method. Traditionally, growers test spray quality with a cumbersome and inaccurate analysis, based on water-sensitive paper suspended between crops. AAMS is a Maldegem-based company specialising in agricultural machinery testing equipment and spare parts mainly for sprayers.

"The farmer slides the leaves into the device while spraying and immediately sees how efficient his spraying method is."

AAMS

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Kristof Vrancken, Communication Officer

Kristof Vrancken is Digital Communication Officer at Flanders Make since 2019. As Digital Marketeer with experience in both B2B and B2C environments he writes with a fresh view on technological innovation, about what literally and figuratively moves within our research centre.