
Plant protection reduction through VineForecast in the 2024 field trial
Efficient and sustainable plant protection is a cornerstone of modern viticulture. Certis tested Belchim in 2024

Efficient and sustainable plant protection is a cornerstone of modern viticulture. Certis tested Belchim in 2024

VineForecast researches use of mobile sensors Can microclimate data from mobile sensors improve

Since 2019, VineForecast has been helping wineries reduce the risk of crop failures due to fungal infections or weather risks

Now on board with VineForecast: Germany's largest viticulture equipment manufacturer ERO and software developer slashwhy!

Why don't you need to own a weather station for an accurate forecast? In our last blog article we

VineForecast creates forecasts for each vineyard without the need for weather stations in the vineyards

innovate!convention - Conference for Food, Agriculture and Digital Economy The innovate!convention has developed in recent

Gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) is a mold or parasite that causes significant damage to green vine tissue.

Powdery mildew (powdery mildew of grapevine) is an important fungal disease in viticulture, caused in particular by a

Forecasting system for mildew on wine wins science prize from the University of Göttingen. Mildew on wine forecasts VineForecast

Leaf wetness - the central variable for the prognosis from a fungal disease In our last guest post.

Just like all plants that grow in natural environments, grapevines and their development are

With the goal of developing VineForecast in close exchange with the winegrowers, in order to maximize

Prize for Innovation in Meteorology - VineForecast reaches TOP 3 at our first StartUp competition...
In our blog, we provide regular updates on VineForecast developments. Furthermore, we report on current topics in viticulture with a focus on integrated pest management and digitalization in viticulture. To this end, we talk to industry experts, among others, and also give you regular updates via our social media channels.