Real-time microclimate intelligence

Modern microclimate monitoring for agriculture

With the ability to disperse sensors wirelessly to monitor critical areas of the field, Grape.ag is a more effective and affordable alternative to traditional weather station providers. With analysis and artificial intelligence at each sensor placement, we offer a more nuanced and informative perspective of your field for better decision making in agricultural practices.

Sensors at work

Live microclimate across your field

Trusted by leading growers

Mount Eden
Ridge Vineyards
Thomas Fogarty
Fox Run Vineyards
Monte Xanic
Cava 57
Freixenet
Paso de Serra
Reviews

What our clients are saying

“Measuring these ‘things’ is becoming essential for any grower.”

— Grape Customer — Santa Cruz Mountains

“Relatively simple and inexpensive makes it very interesting to have.”

— Grape Customer — Sonoma, CA

“…goes beyond my expectations!”

— Grape Customer — Santa Cruz Mountains
Features

Our focus

Three ways Grape.ag helps you grow.

Precision Smart Agriculture

Approaching the care of your unique plants as individually as possible.

Internet of Things

Let your vineyard talk to you in a new way. Give plants a voice with the latest breakthroughs in sensors and communication devices.

Micro Weather Monitoring

Sensors throughout your field provide valuable atmospheric and soil information. Visualize hyper-local conditions in real-time, find trends, and make better decisions.

Sensors at work

Real-time monitoring, simple usage

We use compact, current sensors that continuously monitor weather and soil properties in your field as an alternative to bulky weather stations and telemetry equipment. Grape.ag equipment is intuitive to install and easy to protect from the potential damages of field work.

Canopy sensor mounted in a vineyard row

Small and discrete canopy sensors

In addition to the well-established weather stations, our canopy sensors are placed throughout the field at canopy height. These monitor hyper-local weather conditions.

Grape.ag web dashboard with live field metrics and sensor charts

As above, so below

Monitoring soil temperature and soil moisture provides valuable insight for a full picture of the vineyard's environment. These probes plug easily into the canopy sensors and come in 5-inch, 12-inch, or custom length for your specific needs.

Grower checking Grape.ag on his phone in the vineyard

More is more

Precision farming means monitoring every corner, especially in vineyards with slopes, valleys, and changing soil types. Our solar-powered, wireless, plug-and-play canopy and soil sensors solve this need elegantly. Place as many as you need — we take care of the data and transform it into insights, alerts, and recommendations for you.

Our mobile app

Better data, better decisions

Our SaaS solution gives on-demand access to a vineyard's unique growing data. The app provides efficiencies and alerts regarding potential disease, water management, pesticide management, yield, and quality — all resulting in lower monetary and environmental costs and better growing decisions.

Grape.ag mobile app showing live microclimate readings for a vineyard

Expanding infrastructure

A growing network of antennas and coverage across key wine regions.

Finger Lakes, NY, USA

Grape.ag has built a network of antennas that provide coverage for all fields surrounding Seneca Lake, NY, so farmers can enjoy reduced costs on our subscription and services. We are constantly expanding, and soon we will support all of the Finger Lakes. We've also partnered with the Network for Environment and Weather Applications (NEWA), backed by New York State Integrated Pest Management, the Northeast Regional Climate Center, and Cornell University.

Valle de Guadalupe, BC, Mexico

The iconic Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, Mexico is supported by Grape.ag's infrastructure of antennas and satellite coverage for all vineyards in the region.

California, USA

The complex topology of Santa Clara's mountains surrounding Silicon Valley provides unique soil and microclimate conditions. Napa and Sonoma feature great conditions for warmer varietals, and the Central Valley is a major wine region. These variations create superb wine quality across the whole region — Grape.ag is here too.

Grape Family

Let's talk

Whether you're a grower, a future teammate, or an investor — reach out and join the Grape Family.