Manage weeds with ultimate precision.

Season Spray Program
Optimize your herbicide application strategy with data-backed insights and tailored recommendations. Save time, increase efficiency and enhance crop performance. Our comprehensive approach includes:
- A complete overview of your field with current and upcoming application statuses
- A summary of all necessary products you need to manage the season
- Recommendations based on weed species, resistances, and crop traits
- Right timing and sequence of treatments, including flat and spot applications*
- The right products with efficacy-optimized doses for weed control
- Legal aspects and label information

Weed Pressure Maps
Make better informed decisions, prioritize actions, and improve overall weed control effectiveness with weed pressure maps updated every five days. Utilizing satellite imagery, you will gain a comprehensive overview of your farm’s weed situation.
- Identify which fields should be treated first or need further analysis with Weed Zone Spray.
- Create three-zone spraying maps for pre-emergence situations to effectively address high-pressure areas.

Weed Zone Spray
Enhance your weed control strategy with cutting-edge drone technology and advanced data analytics. Effectively target weed-infested areas, save time and optimize resource allocation - all while keeping the fields clean.
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How it works
We excel at processing drone images, applying advanced modelling to precisely detect and map weed infestations. xarvio FIELD MANAGER Weed Zone Spray offers two options: Full Service (available in Brazil) and Self Service (available in Argentina and Brazil), providing flexibility to suit your operational preferences.


The proof in practice
In the season 2021/2022 Weed Zone Spray demonstrated significant efficiency improvements, saving up to 36,000 liters of water and reducing labor by 4 hours per 1,000 hectares, with an average 62% optimization of herbicide resources in soybean and cotton.





