After all, agriculture is one of the oldest professions in the world, and nothing is as useful as hard data. Fortunately, that is exactly what Arable specializes in: he built a harvest sensor that is packed with tools to give farmers a better idea of how their fields are working. That's great for business, of course, but it also helps ensure that quality products finally end up on our plates.
Interestingly, Arable's sensor, Mark, comes in a box that looks like it belongs to an Apple Store shelf. Do not be fooled, while enthusiastic garden enthusiasts could certainly use the brand as a practical but costly weather station, the real value comes from the way Arable can use the data collected by these instruments to offer practical advice to the farmers.
