Around Coimbra, most farms already irrigate, usually by drip. That means there's a lever to pull every time this number changes. TeroCrop tells you what your crop actually spent this week, so every irrigation decision is a response to real conditions, not a fixed routine.
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Because irrigation is common here, this number isn't just informative, it's actionable. Every time it moves, you have a real choice to make: turn the water on, hold off, or dial it back.
Getting that choice right means matching water to what the crop actually needs that week, enough to protect it, not so much that you dilute quality, waste water, or invite rot in a damp autumn.
What this replaces
Instead of watering on a fixed weekly schedule regardless of weather, or waiting until the crop visibly wilts to react, you get a running, plot-level picture of how much water has actually left the farm, updated as conditions change.
Matches irrigation to actual crop water use instead of a fixed calendar schedule, so you're never guessing.
Supports deliberate mild water stress for quality crops without tipping over into damage, the difference between concentration and stress damage.
Avoid the two expensive mistakes: watering crops that don't need it, and under-watering crops that do.
No sensors to install, no meteorology degree required.
Satellite imagery covers your farm automatically, day after day.
Translated into a straightforward evapotranspiration estimate for each plot.
A clear, weekly answer to "how much, and when", in terms you can act on immediately.
We're rolling this out region by region, starting around Coimbra.