Weather monitoring instruments that cost less than Rs. 25,000 can accurately forecast weather for a 20 km radius and communicate information to farmers via radio transmission. General forecasts for large regions are not useful to individual farmers needing to make decisions about seeding, pesticide application, or watering. Thrive has procured Davis weather stations to accurately record data and disseminate it to farmers, which will be easier when FM radio operations commence. Thrive is promoting the use of digital rain gauges and temperature monitors that cost Rs. 2,000 each to provide accurate information for district and state-level weather aggregation.
Weather monitoring instruments that cost less than Rs. 25,000 can accurately forecast weather for a 20 km radius and communicate information to farmers via radio transmission. General forecasts for large regions are not useful to individual farmers needing to make decisions about seeding, pesticide application, or watering. Thrive has procured Davis weather stations to accurately record data and disseminate it to farmers, which will be easier when FM radio operations commence. Thrive is promoting the use of digital rain gauges and temperature monitors that cost Rs. 2,000 each to provide accurate information for district and state-level weather aggregation.
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Weather monitoring instruments that cost less than Rs. 25,000 can accurately forecast weather for a 20 km radius and communicate information to farmers via radio transmission. General forecasts for large regions are not useful to individual farmers needing to make decisions about seeding, pesticide application, or watering. Thrive has procured Davis weather stations to accurately record data and disseminate it to farmers, which will be easier when FM radio operations commence. Thrive is promoting the use of digital rain gauges and temperature monitors that cost Rs. 2,000 each to provide accurate information for district and state-level weather aggregation.
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weather monitoring instruments that does not cost more than Rs. 25000 (Davis weather stations) can be used to accurately forecast the whether situation for a 20 km radius and can be communicated to the farmers through radio transmission. It is in our experience that the general weather forecasts for entire state or region spanning over hundreds of sq. Kms are of no use to individual farmers when they want to decide to seed, spray pesticide or apply water and for all agriculture purpose.Thrive has procured DAVIS weather stations and has been accurately recording all weather data and trying to disseminate it to the farmers. After the FM radio commences the operations this process becomes the easiest and most useful to the farmers. THRIVE in association with WWF and others is now promoting the use of digital rain gauge and tem. monitor for every mandal which costs Rs.2000 but gives accurate information for use in district and state level aggregation JANAKIRAMU 07C01A0433 ECE/IV YR