With petal fall well under way throughout the Valley, are you curious how the bees fared?

Warm temperatures and dry weather meant that 2020 turned out to be a good year for bees, paving the way...

A Microclimate and Chill Accumulation Case Study

Chill is required for leaf and flower bud development in many fruit and nut trees. "Industry research has determined a lack of sufficient hours...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 18, 2020 -- Semios, the leading precision farming platform for permanent crops, has raised US$75 million in private equity funding to advance the development of...

Vancouver, BC – 16 January 2020, PST: Semios, a leading precision farming platform, was named a 2020 Global Cleantech 100 company by Cleantech Group.

The 2020 Global Cleantech 100 is the 11th...

Around hull split this year, we heard from a lot of growers that they have historically based their first hull split applications on a 1700 degree day threshold.

We're proud to find Semios Washington Account Manager, Pedro Cuevas featured on agri.CULTURE, a Facebook group dedicated to sharing the people and stories of Ag. 

A common pest management tactic in agriculture, mating disruption involves deploying synthetic pheromones to interfere with the mating process of certain troublesome insects. 

As we near the end of this season's second California Red Scale (CRS) flight, here's an update on the pest activity patterns we're seeing based on region-wide trapping using our automated CRS...

A growing pest in Washington State, Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) is quickly becoming a cause for concern amongst apple, cherry, and stone fruit growers. 

Has this cold, wet Central Valley spring got you worried about yield? Does mating disruption make sense if there are less nuts on the tree?