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Aerial digital monitoring using drones over txakoli vineyards in Bizkaia, for adcuiring NDVI index maps and identificate water stress or illness like Mildiu.

The cooperative olive oil mill of Arróniz, with more than 5,500 members, is an active user of the Estación de Avisos developed by INTIA.

This system includes all farm log records, agricultural plot identification, producer information, delivery date and time, delivered quantities, and the storage lot assigned in cold chambers.

Farms participating in the LIFE AGROasesor and LIFE AGROgestor projects developed and implemented digital decision-support tools at plot level, as well as a collective management platform incorporating sustainability indicators.

Improving the competitiveness and sustainability of processing tomatoes in the lower guadalquivir region.

The Mobilab AgroTIC is a mobile initiative designed to promote the adoption of digital tools in agriculture.

The PDO Piquillo de Lodosa has started using both manual and automatic traps to monitor pests that may affect crop productivity.

The overall objective of the project is to develop a methodology that allows new data to be generated for the olive industry and oil mills from early stages.

OPEN-DIGIVINE will be a collaborative open-data network for digitization and agroclimatic monitoring for pest prediction, minimization of phytosanitary use, and optimization of viticultural management.

Promoting the sustainable use of reclaimed water in agriculture, especially in tropical crops.

Since 2020, Extremadura’s CDTIC has been promoting a public LoRaWAN network to provide long-range IoT connectivity in rural areas without mobile coverage.

Pilowtech is a low‑tech and low‑cost capacitive soil moisture sensing project developed within the OccitANum Open Lab for vegetable production.

Deployment of a LoRaWAN network on the Ventosilla estate (Aranda de Duero) to monitor irrigation and energy consumption in an integrated agricultural and winemaking operation.

Develop a digital tool to plan and manage avocado irrigation, adapting it to the specific conditions of each farm, including water availability, tree yield, and environmental data.

NADIA DAT collects and analyses data on soil humidity, temperature, and other agronomic parameters, providing farmers with realtime insights.

The project aims to analyze and promote steps for the transformation of professionals in the agricultural sector toward the use of ICT.