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Satellite Solutions for Agriculture
Connectivity in agriculture
As a sector operating in rural areas with poor or non-existent cellular and internet connection, agricultural operations need to be supported by an alternative means of communication to ensure farms are managed as efficiently as possible.
According to the World Government Summit, by 2050 we will need to produce 70% more food* and this can only be achieved by investment in technologies to enhance productivity. The report predicts that by the end of 2020 over 75 million agricultural IoT devices such as robots, sensors, aerial images, and GPS technology will be in use, all of which can report their data via satellite networks to enhance profitability, efficiency and safety.
Satellite technologies have an important part to play in increasing the productivity of this industry we are so dependent on.
Key Applications
Satellite Internet for Remote Sites
Satellite internet terminals can provide dependable connectivity for farm offices, remote buildings, temporary work areas, and operational sites beyond the reach of fixed broadband. This can support everything from general communications and admin tasks to connected systems and remote management.
Asset Tracking for Machinery, Equipment & Livestock
Agricultural machinery is valuable, mobile, and often spread across large areas. Satellite asset trackers can help businesses monitor location, improve utilisation visibility, and support theft recovery or movement oversight for equipment operating in remote locations.
Two-Way Radios for Everyday Coordination
Radios remain a practical and effective way to keep teams connected across farms, estates, and working sites. Whether coordinating day-to-day tasks, vehicle movements, or staff activity, two-way radio systems provide simple, instant voice communication without relying on public mobile networks.
ideal for tracking livestock or valuable assets
Case Study
See how the SmartOne C Asset Tracker was able to map out the locatin of hundreds of wild horses that roamed the open pastures of Kazakhstan.
