Farming Solution | Farmable

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One of our add-on modules is Safe Spraying, which alerts farmers on the spraying risks due to chemical sprays & crop treatments.

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AGRICULTURE SAFETY SPRAYING SOLUTION
Safe Spray for Farming Creating a visual representation of spraying safety awareness In the App, display in-app warning signs for potential occupational hazards to your team due to chemical sprays and crop treatments. Display in-app warning indicators for each field's pre- harvest intervals and re-entry times for Farming solution.
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