2025 California Pistachio Chill Report
In this post, we'll find out how California pistachio chill is progressing in 2025 and answer some...
Enhance Crop Monitoring with Semios NDVI Imagery Feature
We’re excited to announce the release of NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) imagery on...
How Semios' Infiltration Map Simplifies Soil Moisture Monitoring
Growers today manage vast amounts of data to keep their operations running smoothly. But when data...
2024 California Navel Orangeworm Year-End Report
How did this year’s Navel Orangeworm (NOW) trends shape up in the Central Valley? With the largest...
2024 California Hull Split Forecast & Navel Orangeworm Update
Our regional 1% hull split predictions and mid-season navel orangeworm update are now available!
Simplify Your Irrigation Management: Introducing Pulse Irrigation Scheduling on Semios
We’re excited to bring our latest update to you - the ability to easily schedule pulse irrigation...
2023 Codling Moth Pressure Report: A Comparative Analysis
This season, growers faced an unexpected challenge. An unusually warm May set the stage for heavy...
Semios Named “Overall Smart Irrigation Company Of The Year” By AgTech Breakthrough
Annual Awards Program Recognizes Innovation in Agricultural & Food Technologies Around the Globe
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3 Reasons to Monitor Soil Moisture in Your Seasonal Crops This Winter
Embracing California's relatively warm winter climate opens up a golden opportunity to nurture cold...
Navel Orangeworm Management with Nutmeal Lures + 2023 Pollenizer Update
We're excited to announce the launch of our Managing Navel Orangeworm Video Series which will be...
Regulated Deficit Irrigation Strategies For Managing Veraison in Table Grapes
Achieving the perfect balance of flavor and ripeness in table grapes requires skilled management of...
Maximizing Water Efficiency: Differentiating Cooling Strategies from Irrigation Methods
Water is water, right? Actually, depending on how the water is applied, water counts differently...
