If you’re in the agriculture industry, you know how crucial it is to keep operations efficient, organized, and precise. Increased traceability demands, like those imposed by FSMA204, mean more information about products needs to be recorded at every step in the supply chain. Saving valuable time at each of these Critical Tracking Events is vital to maintain operational efficiency. In order to quickly encode and record inventory information through these steps, barcode scanners have become an essential tool for farms and agribusinesses of all sizes. Code readers help streamline inventory management, traceability, and product tracking across various stages of production and distribution. But with so many models and features on the market, finding the right scanner for your operation can feel overwhelming.

We’re thrilled to announce that Croptracker will be exhibiting at this year’s Northwest Hort Show Expo in Yakima, Washington! Known as one of the most anticipated events in the Washington horticulture industry, the Northwest Hort Show offers an incredible opportunity for growers, packers, and processors to learn, connect, and discover the latest innovations shaping agriculture today.

Croptracker is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the Journées Horticulture et Grandes Cultures 2024 conference in Saint-Rémi Quebec! Croptracker staff will be at Booth 37 all three days from November 26-28, 8:30 - 5pm at the Saint-Rémi Community Center. This annual event is a cornerstone for innovation in the agriculture industry in Quebec, bringing together leading professionals, growers, and technology experts in horticulture and field crops.

All growers know how important it is to track weather conditions on their farm. Planting and harvesting scheduling, yield predictions, water/irrigation management, pest and disease mitigation and prevention, and financial planning are all greatly impacted by weather events. With the effects of climate change leading to less predictable weather and more ‘extreme’ and ‘unprecedented’ weather events, getting accurate weather information as soon as possible can have significant effects on how growers react to protect their crops.