IoT sensors are used to monitor various agricultural parameters such as soil moisture, temperature, nutrient levels, etc. This real-time data enables farmers to optimise irrigation, monitor crop health and make decisions based on accurate data.

AI algorithms are used to analyse large quantities of agricultural data and provide farmers with valuable insights. Predictive models can help anticipate crop yields, detect plant diseases and optimise the use of agricultural inputs.

Autonomous robots are being developed to perform a variety of agricultural tasks, such as planting, harvesting, weeding and monitoring crops. These robots enable more efficient crop management while reducing dependence on human labour.

Vertical farms and smart greenhouses use cutting-edge technologies such as LED lighting, hydroponics and aeroponics to grow food in controlled environments. This enables year-round production, independent of external weather conditions, while using less water and space.

Drones equipped with cameras and sensors are used to map fields, monitor crop condition and detect problems such as disease or nutrient deficiencies. This enables farmers to intervene quickly and in a targeted manner to maximise yields.

Understanding how farming works today is of paramount importance. Whether you’re a technology enthusiast, or a fan of more familiar farming techniques, Nohô enables farmers to show what they do on a daily basis through its sharing platform.

The principle is simple:

create a free advert on Nohô in just a few clicks, summarising what you want to offer (see example of an advert)
choose availability slots (which can be changed at any time)
receive the people who have booked
earn €30
repeat as many times as you like