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Smart Agriculture
The agricultural sector is constantly developing technical, organisational and environmental innovations;
Kinéis accompanies them on all their plots.
Since its origins, agriculture has constantly adapted to the changing needs of humanity. Today, it is adapting to environmental and productivity issues through a dual organisational and technological evolution.
On ever larger or more remote areas, with animals raised in the wild near sensitive areas or fragile heritages.
1.5 billion
hectares under cultivation
40 %
proportion of livestock in
of world agricultural production
1.3 billion
people rely on livestock for food security
Extensive breeding
The herds of cattle, sheep or deer that are raised on large surfaces, in almost total freedom and without fences, pose particular problems. Space technology makes it possible to locate the herd so that it can be easily tracked and found, to be alerted when it ventures into a sensitive area, and to monitor the health and behaviour of individuals.
Water and soil quality
When crops are grown over large areas, it may be necessary to travel many kilometres to monitor growth, soil quality or to set watering rates. Spatial connectivity makes all this information available to the farmer and allows him to control his instruments remotely. It can thus count on better yields and optimise its water consumption and the use of its agricultural machinery to consume less fuel.
