LoRa network set to bring monitoring costs down

By Catherine Miller
Updated October 29 2017 - 10:17pm, first published 10:16pm
SENSOR SUCCESS: Leighton Wilksch, Agbyte, Paskeville, says sensors such as soil moisture probes and weather stations are giving farmers greater insight into their farms. He is trialling the LoRa network which he says could see multiple sensors plugged into one telemetry site.
SENSOR SUCCESS: Leighton Wilksch, Agbyte, Paskeville, says sensors such as soil moisture probes and weather stations are giving farmers greater insight into their farms. He is trialling the LoRa network which he says could see multiple sensors plugged into one telemetry site.

Farmers cannot control the weather but Yorke Peninsula-based ag consultant Leighton Wilksch says they can receive more reliable forecasts for their farms.

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