Product updates, practical stories and news from the iCrop team.
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AppsforAgri is taking part in SmartTree: smart data for healthy crops. Together with Compas Agro, Boomkwekerij Udenhout and Lodders boomkwekerijen, we are developing practical decision support for tree nurseries in the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant.
On 9 and 10 September, the potato and sugar beet sectors came together at PotatoEurope and SugarBeet Expo 2026 in Springe, near Hanover. We were there too, taking the opportunity to…
AgroExact Weather stations and sensors can now be connected directly to the SmartFarm platform from AppsforAgri . This provides growers and advisors with up-to-date field data and…
From 16 to 18 June, iCrop attended DLG Feldtage 2026 in Bernburg. Our AppsforAgri stand sat among the trial plots and demonstrations: a fitting place to show how digital tools can…
On 10 and 11 June, AppsforAgri and iCrop attended Cereals 2026. This year’s event took place at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire, known from Clarkson’s Farm. A distinctive setting to…
This summer we look forward to meeting you at three agricultural events in Europe
Throughout the season, observations are made, recommendations are provided, and cultivation activities are carried out on an ongoing basis. But the more plots, users, and records are…
As an independent crop adviser, you are rarely in the office. You are on the road, visiting growers, walking fields and giving advice. During the day, you collect a great deal of…
The first rays of sunshine are showing up again, the first fertilizations are taking place and in some plots the first seeds of 2026 are going into the ground. The growing season is…
Fruit Logistica 2026 took place in Berlin from 4 to 6 February. AppsforAgri was there too. It was an opportunity to spend time in the international fresh produce sector and explore the…
Perspectives from Corné Braber and Kiryon Skippen.
Grower relationships and specialist judgement are business assets. Retaining the reasoning behind advice helps an organisation protect its service, develop its people and build on each season.
AI should reduce the work of creating usable agronomy records. Assess the time saved across capture, review and reporting, while keeping responsibility for advice with the professional.
Protect time for agronomy, make the service delivered to clients visible and retain the expertise that gives independent advice its value.
Agronomic expertise earns a place in the grower relationship. Connect that service with product demand, order preparation and dependable follow-up to make it part of the commercial operation.
Discuss your workflow with Corné and explore the relevant capabilities in a tailored demonstration.
