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Years: 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003
Seasonal Statistics
Growing season for these calculations is 1 Sep to 1 Apr. GDD (Growing Degree Days) are calculated inside the season dates, RCU (Richardson Chill Units) outside.
One year's statistics from 1 Sep 2008 to 31 Aug 2009:
| Min | Avg | Max | GDD | RCU | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold (°C) | -4.9 | 13.1 | 31.2 | 1159.3 | 1461.1 |
| Green (°C) | -5.1 | 12.8 | 29.6 | 1161.7 | 1610.7 |
December 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
November 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
October 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
September 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
August 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
July 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
June 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
May 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
April 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
March 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
February 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.
January 2009
Harvest News
Tuned Weather Forecasts
Harvest have joined with the MetService to offer tuned local weather forecasts. The MetService computers tune the weather forecast for your exact location based on the data from your Harvest automated weather station (AWS).
The forecasts give a seven day forecast with hourly estimates of wind, temperature and rainfall.
To see a live example for a dairy farm in Greytown click here.
Maintenance Matters
With the wet weather upon us we would like to remind those with weather stations to ensure their rain gauge is clear of debris to ensure accurate readings.
Wind, solar radiation and other sensors also require yearly maintenance. Check out this
quick maintenance sheet for more information or contact the Support Team.
Frost Fighting in 1935
We recently stumbled upon this gem of a news article from the July 1935 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald:
News Article
Dairy Farm Monitoring
Harvest now offer multiple monitoring and control options for Dairy Farms. For a general idea of what Harvest can offer
check out this diagram:
Get Tabs for Your Graphs
You can now have your data sorted in up to 5 sub-categories so you can quickly view your critical data.
Check out this site to see how it works, then email us to set up your own.
Aquaflex Probes
We can now remotely monitor Aquaflex soil moisture probes using our wireless Long Range Remotes (LRR) which have a typical range of 1-2km from the base station.
Control By Smartphone
We now offer remote control of pumps or other equipment using any computer or smartphone. This is not a text message which could arrive minutes or even hours later. This is online control with live status.