The Spectrum of CEA
CEA encompasses various indoor agriculture methods, such as greenhouses, hydroponic systems, vertical farms, aeroponics, aquaculture, and aquaponics.
Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA)
Mastery Over Nature:
Complete environmental control is a key feature of CEA, allowing farmers to manage every aspect of the growing environment, reducing reliance on unpredictable weather and harmful chemicals, ultimately enhancing food safety.
Beyond Seasons
CEA enables year-round crop production, irrespective of external weather conditions.
Growing Anywhere
CEA provides flexibility in terms of location, making it possible to grow crops in regions where traditional outdoor farming may be challenging.
The Future of Food
Hydroponics, vertical farming, and CEA are becoming increasingly important in global food production and are projected to create a $25 billion industry by 2027.
Precision at its Peak: Skygerm’s Approach to Modern Agriculture
Our smart farming solutions and sustainable practices ensure high yield, enhanced productivity, and profitability. By empowering farmers with precise control over the application of resources, we minimize waste and optimize growth, exactly where and when it’s crucial.”
Protecting your yield & the world
Sustainable Farming
Off Grid Renewable Farming
Optimize energy usage in the farm by incorporating energy-efficient off grid solar technologies.
Optimized Pesticides and Fertilizers using IoT and AI
Customizing the usage of pesticide and fertilizers usage according to the needs of the crops by adopting AI based plant monitoring system controlled by IoT devices.
Optimized Drip Irrigation
Implement efficient drip irrigation systems to conserve water, reduce wastage, and ensure precise watering
Water Management
Monitor and manage water resources efficiently, capturing rainwater and utilizing drip irrigation to minimize water wastage
Crop Rotation
Rotate crops regularly to improve soil health, reduce pest and disease pressure, and maintain nutrient balance
Smart Farming Using AI & IoT
Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Collect real-time data on weather, soil, crop health, and livestock through IoT sensors
Precision Agriculture
- Use AI-powered drones and autonomous vehicles with IoT sensors
Crop Monitoring
- Detect early signs of disease, nutrient deficiencies, or pest infestations IoT sensors and AI
Resource Efficiency
- Reduce water usage and maintain optimal soil moisture levels.
Predictive Analytics
- Enhance planning for planting, harvesting, and marketing strategies
Scalability:
- Enable both small and large farms to benefit from data-driven precision agriculture.