How growers use SoilSense today
Six growers using SoilSense to decide when to irrigate — across apple orchards in Denmark, vegetable rows in Sardinia, walnut and avocado plantations in Chile, and municipal green spaces in Italy.
VegetablesAgribo · Quartu Sant'Elena, Sardinia, Italy
Stretching every drop on a fourth-generation Sardinian farm
When the local Water Management Authority signalled a major cut in irrigation volume, Agribo — a fourth-generation Sardinian fruit-and-vegetable farm — went looking for a way to make every drop count. SoilSense and an EC sensor became how they decide where each one goes.
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OrchardsSommerstedet · Southern Jutland, Denmark
Running an apple orchard alongside a full-time office job
Michael Telling runs a small organic apple orchard in southern Jutland alongside a full-time office career — and travels often. SoilSense made the distance disappear.
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OrchardsAgricola Santa Inés de Chile · Chile
Choosing simpler soil probes after a decade in the field
Felipe Rodríguez has worked with soil moisture probes for ten years. His farm — walnuts, avocados, strawberries in Chile — kept colliding with the complexity of legacy systems. He chose SoilSense, then became its distributor for Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico.
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VegetablesAgricola Schianchi · Italy
How two engineering brothers run a 12-hectare organic farm
Alessandro Pizzarotti and his brother left architecture and engineering for the land their grandparents farmed. They run Agricola Schianchi — a 12-hectare certified-organic farm in Italy — by three words: plan, prevent, simplify.
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VegetablesGodis Grønt · Denmark
One sensor system, across the field and the greenhouse
Fredrik Sahlin runs Godis Grønt as a certified-organic, regenerative vegetable farm in Denmark — supplying 200 families plus restaurants directly. SoilSense answers two different irrigation questions on the same hardware.
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MunicipalItalian municipalities (Ambito × SoilSense) · Italy
A partnership for Italian municipal greenery under Legge 10/2013
Ambito maps the public green. SoilSense reads the soil keeping it alive. Together they help Italian municipalities meet the tree-balance obligation set out in Legge 10/2013.
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