Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
Peak Root checks irrigation plans against Greek climate normals
Peak Root describes a plot-level irrigation planner for Greece, checking an April–October plan against crop water needs.
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- Growers planning drip irrigation in Greece
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- It excludes stations without published normals and labels missing humidity, wind, or sunshine rather than inventing values.
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According to the page, a plan is evaluated for each month from April through October, and every month must pass three tests: short, deep, and shallow watering. It says the calculation uses climate normals from 11 Greek stations; when humidity, wind, or sunshine data are missing, it discloses that and falls back to FAO-56 defaults, while excluding stations without published normals. The page calls the result a planning aid, not agronomic advice.
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