Adroit Heads to Fieldays

For Adroit, the event is an opportunity to showcase how real-time environmental data is helping farmers, growers and rural businesses make better decisions about weather, water and day-to-day operations.

Visitors to the Spark stand will be able to explore a range of connected monitoring technologies, including remote weather stations that provide live rainfall, wind, temperature and humidity data to support irrigation, spraying and crop management decisions.

The company will also be demonstrating its remote liquid level monitoring systems, which use radar technology to continuously monitor tanks, reservoirs and water storage assets, and alerting stakeholders when levels move outside predetermined thresholds.

Water quality monitoring will be another key focus. Adroit will showcase how world-leading multi-parameter systems track indicators such as E. coli, pH, temperature and organic contamination, providing early warning of changing conditions and helping users better understand the health of waterways and water supplies.

The common thread across all of these solutions is real-time connectivity. By combining field-based sensors with Spark's nationwide connectivity network, Adroit gives users access to timely information that can help reduce risk, improve resource management and support faster, more confident decision-making.

As environmental expectations continue to grow and water becomes an increasingly valuable resource, access to accurate, real-time information is becoming an essential part of modern farm management.

Fieldays visitors should head to stand 50 to meet Adroit's Guy Macpherson to discuss how environmental monitoring technologies are helping farms and agricultural businesses across New Zealand turn data into better decisions.