This time, we decided to write a reflection in Spanish, based on a common saying regarding March’s rainfall. As winter ends with plentiful rains that are filling the reservoirs and allowing a significant recovery of water levels in the main basins of the peninsula, there are reasons for optimism, but it's also important to reinforce our attention because, the greater the potential, the greater the responsibility!

As 2024 ends, at SISTAGRO, we reflect on a year of significant growth - broadening our client base, diversifying services, and managing diverse projects across Iberia with various crops and systems. It is also a moment to express gratitude for an impactful year and to set our sights on the opportunities and challenges ahead.

At SISTAGRO we are focused on optimizing irrigation management through innovative, scalable solutions, including the use of adaptable soil moisture sensing technologies; we are currently working on a new project in Córdoba, in collaboration with Hydrascout Hydra Sensor Technologies International (HSTI), aiming to develop customized solutions for crops like almonds, olives, and vines.

Unique analytical solutions tailored to enhance agricultural efficiency and investment outcomes, leveraging expertise in agriculture, water, and energy across Spain, Portugal, and internationally. Our approach centers on understanding the intrinsic value of agricultural projects to promote informed and profitable investment decisions, highlighting the importance of agronomy in sustainable agricultural development.

A brief overview of the crucial role of phosphorus (P) in liquid fertilizer pricing and its importance in optimizing NPK usage in modern almond and olive orchards.

Embracing the idea that what isn't measured cannot be objectively evaluated and improved!

Collaborating with Wiseconn to revolutionize agriculture, combining our expertise with their smart water management technology to provide real-time insights for efficient farm operations.

The 2023 almond harvest in southwestern Spain faced challenges due to water scarcity and regulatory changes, emphasizing the need for conservative approaches to investments, proactive planning, and flexible management.

In the arid fields of Córdoba, an extraordinary deficit irrigation season has sculpted the olives' journey – from their diminished size to the early hues of envero…and the intricate dance of lipogenesis, culminating in a textured tale of challenges and promises!

Addressing water legislation challenges: empowering Extremadura's fruit growers under the new Tagus basin constraints.

Sharing knowledge for improving technical advice on agricultural investment projects.

Yesterday with Portugal Nuts in Beja, Portugal, to address almonds irrigation planning in the region. A pleasure to be with everyone!

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Rapeseed is becoming a highly interesting crop in mediterranean conditions, we find it a great complement to be included within annual rotation schemes.

We are glad to be working with irrigated agricultural systems where maximum efficiency is an economic and environmental requirement.

Our experiences are diverse as we have been dealing with different cropping systems: olives, vines, nut trees, as well as cereals and horticultural crops.