AI disease alerts

AI-explained phytosanitary alerts, not just raw notifications.

GrowGuard combines agrometeorological forecast, local sensors, and crop-specific disease rules to make risk signals easier to act on. You can enable multiple profiles for mixed farms, then choose crops or species: vegetables, ornamentals, orchards, grapevine, field crops, and urban trees. AI explains why an alert appeared, which factors support it, and what should be checked in the field.

Multiple profiles Forecast + local sensors Leaf wetness
GrowGuard phytosanitary alert screen with AI context

Profiles for mixed farms

Enable floriculture, vegetables, orchards, vineyards, field crops, or urban trees at the same time. General branch alerts remain active.

Dedicated crops and species

Select tomato, potato, apple, pear, rapeseed, wheat, beet, plane tree, maple, linden, and other species for more precise models.

Local sensors, including leaves

Forecast can be adjusted with EC, pH, soil moisture, soil temperature, and leaf wetness when those readings are available.

Agronomic caution by design

AI does not automatically prescribe treatments. It explains the risk and suggests checks; products, doses, and withholding periods depend on labels and local rules.

How an AI disease alert works

01

Choose profiles

Select one or more branches, then the crops or species that match your farm.

02

GrowGuard evaluates risk

The engine combines forecast, weather windows, local sensors, and leaf wetness where available.

03

Validate in the field

Check leaves, soil, microclimate, and official recommendations before any intervention.

Turn disease-risk alerts into useful explanations.

Install GrowGuard and monitor phytosanitary pressure alongside sensor readings.

Frequently asked questions

Does AI prescribe crop-protection treatments?

No. AI provides explanations and operational orientation, but product choice, dose, label compliance, and withholding period must be validated by the user or specialist.

Why do local sensors matter for disease alerts?

Forecast provides the broader weather context, while local sensors can confirm temperature, humidity, or wetness in the exact crop zone.