eVineyard helps you with paperwork and crucial decisions - to save time, improve sustainability and performance.
Built with the growers. Vineyard-tested.
eVineyard matches the latest technology and science with the real needs of the winegrowers.
Make records valuable
Use on any device, create reports and improve work.
Irrigate for quality
Precisely irrigate to grow desired quality grapes.
Treat with confidence
Avoid the outbreaks of downy and powdery mildews and botrytis.
Reduce administration
Cut administration of some activities by up to 80%.
Vineyard, work, weather
Pair activity notes with sensor data and science. Get useful insights.
Simplicity and security
Built for the vineyard-workflow, and secure.
Get back to nature in a joyful way
Winegrowing as an industry is changing. More emphasis on quality, environmental friendliness, and playing well with regulations are nowdays mandatory for success. eVineyard helps you grow grapes in the best way possible.
Some of our users:
eVineyard is used by vineyards in multiple countries around the world. It is used by growers managing from one hectare of vineyards, up to the largest vineyard owners in certain countries, owning multiple hundereds of hectares of vineyard.
What users say:
"We use products of eVineyard which help us reduce the amount of spraying, and we are very happy with the results."
- Martin
We are committed to sustainability. Our philosophy is to work closely with you, our growers, and the researchers - to deliver the most powerful, yet the most simple to use tools to you, ahead of time.
May 30th, 2017
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