The Bureau station is kilometres away and doesn't capture what's happening in your paddock. An on-farm weather station gives you local rainfall, temperature, humidity, wind and evapotranspiration — plus the agronomic calculations that turn those readings into decisions.
Weather data sits behind almost every on-farm decision — irrigation scheduling, spray windows, frost risk, harvest planning. BushLinx® weather stations log continuously and stream to the BushLinx® platform in real time, where the readings are graphed, calculated, forecast and archived.
On-farm forecasts, through our partnership with Janes Weather, turn what's happening now into a tool for planning what's next — tomorrow's spray window, or how many harvest hours you'll get before the fire danger climbs.
A station can stay private, be shared into a group network, or feed a public regional network. See how that works in farming groups and public networks.
This is a quick overview. Specs, photos, how it works and real-world examples are on the Weather Stations page of the BushLinx® website.