Microquimica Tradecorp launches its updated version of the free CheckFolha Mobile application, which until then was divided into two applications - one for coffee cultivation and the other for soybean cultivation. The new application, now available for Android and desktop via browser, can be used to interpret chemical analyzes of leaves from 13 different crops, on a single platform: soybeans, corn, wheat, beans, cotton, sugarcane, citrus, grapes, mango, silver banana, nanica banana, arabica coffee and conilon coffee.
Currently, the practice of leaf analysis is carried out by around 80% of coffee and fruit producers, with an estimate of less than 20% in soybean plantations. "In both cases, CheckFolha Mobile has become a great ally, greatly simplifying the decision process, especially for those who want to adapt to precision agriculture and improve production efficiency and agricultural management", explains Anderson Nora Ribeiro, agronomist and Marketing Manager at Microquimica Tradecorp
Now, with the growth in the number of crops, the Marketing Manager points out that there is a significant increase in the possibilities for analysis in the field. “Even because there are farmers who work with more than one crop and who can now use a single platform”, he adds.
With the interpretation made by the application, the rural producer paves the way for greater productivity and profitability. And this is possible thanks to the easy-to-use interface, which makes it possible for anyone to clearly analyze only numerical and often complex reports – which are interpreted and generate a modern and simple report, with clear indications of corrective actions. The system uses the best information from Brazilian science in its calculations, in addition to the experience of more than 40 years in plant nutrition, from Microquimica Tradecorp.
Other changes include the web version, which can be used in the desktop or even cell phone browser. This web version is added to the mobile application and allows even users of the IOS system (iphones) to use the program without problems, due to its adaptive layout to the most varied screens and devices. The new look is simpler, clearer and easier to use, ensuring better responsiveness and usability, through more modern and secure programming.
The new application will bring all records and samples created in the previous system, through a simple initial login into the new system. Thus, the current and frequent user does not lose anything, having their entire database safely preserved in the new version.
"Other differences are the total availability for offline use, which makes it easier for rural producers and technicians who often face limited data connection in the field. Another point is the standardization and archiving of all your samples in the cloud, ensuring accessibility and security from any device, at any time. This way, the sample created in the application appears in the desktop version and vice versa", concludes the Marketing Manager.
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