Track how climate conditions affect your production metrics. Connect daily rainfall, temperature, and evapotranspiration data for any Australian location to analyse correlations with production, pasture, and herd performance.
Silo brings your SILO Climate records into your warehouse so you can report on them alongside the rest of your operation.
Comprehensive daily climate measurements including rainfall, temperature, radiation, humidity, evaporation, and the full evapotranspiration suite
Connect these alongside SILO Climate to get a complete picture of the whole operation.
Connect SILO Climate once and Silo handles the rest, from sync to dashboards.
Securely connect SILO Climate and Silo syncs your records into your own managed warehouse, automatically.
Ask Aggie questions about the operation the way you'd ask a colleague: no formulas, no SQL, no spreadsheets.
Get back charts and reports you can save, share and revisit as your data keeps syncing in the background.
SILO provides long-run daily climate history, so you can analyse rainfall, temperature and evapotranspiration over many years for each location.
Any location in Australia. SILO (Queensland Government) provides gridded climate data, so we can pull a series for each of your properties.
Yes. Add a location for each property or point you care about and Silo pulls a daily climate series for each one.
Evapotranspiration helps you understand moisture demand and drought signals, useful for tracking pasture growth and water balance against production.
In a dedicated database stored in Australia that only your operation can access, protected with enterprise-grade encryption.
No. Ask Aggie questions in plain English and get back charts and reports, with no formulas, SQL or spreadsheets required.
Automatically, on a schedule. Connect a location once and Silo keeps its climate series up to date in the background.
Book a demo and we'll show you exactly what your SILO Climate data looks like through Silo.
Book a demo and we'll show you exactly what your SILO Climate data looks like through Silo.
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