You can't see disease coming. But you can detect what is in the air.
Weather models and scouting are essential, but they do not directly tell you whether a pathogen is present. Spornado adds that missing biological signal to the crop-protection decision.
Know before symptoms tell the story.
Airborne pathogen detection can reveal disease pressure before visible symptoms are easy to find in the field.
Know what pathogen is present.
Molecular analysis identifies specific pathogen DNA rather than relying only on visual symptoms or spore morphology.
Add biology to the agronomic picture.
Use pathogen information alongside weather, scouting, crop stage and local agronomic knowledge to support better decisions.
Put more eyes on disease pressure.
Simple field hardware makes distributed monitoring practical across farms, retail territories, trials and larger networks.
Learn more with every deployment.
Repeated observations build a richer picture of disease pressure across crops, geographies and seasons, creating a foundation for better risk interpretation over time.
Better crop-protection decisions start with better information about what is actually there.