Soiltech Beacons go where your crop goes — from planting to harvest to storage — continuously monitoring the conditions that determine whether your season succeeds or fails.
Click any sensor to see what it measures — and what that means for your operation.
A single Beacon captures the data that matters most — deployed in the soil, mounted in the canopy, or placed in storage depending on the stage of your season. Every reading feeds a permanent record that gets more valuable with each passing year.
Continuous soil moisture readings at any depth — so you know when your crop actually needs water, not when a calendar says it does.
Real soil temperature at the root zone — not air temperature extrapolated from a distant weather station. The difference between the two can determine whether a season succeeds or fails.
When the Beacon is mounted in the canopy, it captures the air temperature your crop is actually experiencing — enabling decisions that soil temperature alone can't support.
Soil EC reveals salt accumulation and nutrient availability in real time — so you can act before salinity stress affects your crop.
Automatic GDD calculation from field-level temperature data — driving timing decisions with precision instead of calendar estimates.
Canopy and ambient humidity measured directly in your field — not estimated from a regional weather station miles away.
CO₂ levels in storage reveal biological activity in stored crops — an early warning signal for spoilage before it becomes visible.
Every data point is location-stamped — and when the Beacon travels with the crop, it creates a continuous traceability record from field to storage.
In Bruise Mode, the Beacon identifies stages in the harvest and processing chain where excessive impact is causing crop damage in real time.
Leaf wetness duration is one of the most critical — and most overlooked — inputs in disease modelling. It measures how long free moisture remains on the leaf surface, which directly drives fungal and bacterial infection cycles.
Most agronomic models rely on regional weather averages and generic benchmarks. Beacons replace those assumptions with hyperlocal, field-verified data — giving GrowthLab's custom models the precision they need to make predictions that actually reflect your fields, your crops, and your conditions.
Explore GrowthLabBeacons can be buried at any depth — and repositioned throughout the season as root systems develop. Most soil sensors give you a single snapshot. Beacons give you continuous data at every critical stage, from germination to harvest.
Public weather stations are miles away. The conditions in your fields are different — and those differences determine whether your crops thrive or struggle. Mounted above or beside the canopy, Beacons capture what's actually happening where it matters.
Most sensors stay in the ground when your crop comes out. Beacons don't. Dig it up, toss it in the truck, and it continues tracking — GPS location, temperature, and impact data from field to storage or processor.
You've spent a full season getting the crop to harvest. Storage is where value is protected or lost. Beacons with a CO₂ cap and rugged antenna monitor your bins and piles continuously — flagging changes before they become losses.
Beacon data flows directly into the Soiltech Agronomy Suite — where Insights turns it into records and reports, and GrowthLab turns it into decisions. Each season, the intelligence compounds.
Beacons ship ready to deploy. Most growers are in the ground and collecting data the same day.