Smart cabbage

Crop consulting company from Germany uses network of Trapview traps to gather real-time information about the moth situation over entire growing area and to support decisions of a large cabbage producer.

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Trapview support team will guide you trough simple process that will narrow down best options that are available to your organisation, type of production and region
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Trapview SELF-CLEANING WING & TRH Sensor

Trapview SELF-CLEANING WING with TRH Sensor trap combines durability and reliability with proven catching efficiency. Weather resistant, energy independent and self-sufficient automated camera trap requires no external energy source making it perfect for installation wherever there is enough sunlight to grow the crop. Equipped with self-cleaning mechanism significantly reduces the need for maintenance and related travels.

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Trapview support team will guide you trough simple process that will narrow down best options that are available to your organisation, type of production and region
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