florapulse.comCrawled Oct 16, 2026
The page provides news about FloraPulse irrigation sensors, research updates, and precision agriculture insights for orchards and vineyards.
The page offers FloraPulse user manuals, installation guides, research papers, and training videos on stem water potential and irrigation management.
The page compares FloraPulse with dendrometer-based systems such as Phytech, noting both measure plants directly; dendrometers measure tiny trunk-diameter fluctuations.
The page says evapotranspiration scheduling estimates crop water use from weather data using the FAO-56 Penman-Monteith equation and the formula ETc = ET0 × Kc.
The page says FloraPulse microtensiometers measure stem water potential, as pressure chambers do, continuously and automatically without labor after installation.
The page describes remote sensing for agricultural monitoring, including satellite vegetation indices such as NDVI and drone-derived Crop Water Stress Index from canopy temperature.
FloraPulse was founded by Cornell University scientists to bring microtensiometer technology to orchards and vineyards.
FloraPulse offers plant-based irrigation sensors and accepts quote inquiries about pricing, installation, and distributors through its team in Davis, California.
FloraPulse provides irrigation guidance for orchards and vineyards and measures stress directly from trees; the page also mentions live sensor data and funding from NSF and USDA.
FloraPulse Co.'s privacy policy describes how it collects, uses, and discloses personal data from website visitors and registered users.
FloraPulse Co.'s terms govern use of its microtensiometer and other sensors and form a binding agreement for purchasers. They were updated September 1, 2026.
