Relevant weather information

Climate directly affects agriculture because it determines production conditions. For example, temperature affects the rate of plant development at all stages and therefore impacts yields.

In a scenario like the current one, where we must deal with the threat of climate change, what could happen to crops?

Sinecta Works

At Sinecta, we generate weather forecast information related to climate parameters such as temperature, precipitation, and wind. Each of these parameters has an operating range related to the property and crop type, triggering alerts when any of these parameters exceeds the minimum or maximum operating range .

• Over 3,000 weather stations from reliable sources nationwide.

• Determines production conditions; temperature affects plant growth at all stages and influences yields.

• Provides weather forecast data on temperature, precipitation, and wind.

• More than 80% of Mexico’s crop areas monitored.

We currently have access to more than 3,000 weather stations from various reliable sources nationwide, covering more than 80% of Mexico's crop fields, ensuring that each farm's forecast can rely on a nearby station.

Climate risk models

Using historical meteorological information, we've created national risk maps that serve as a reference when conducting credit assessments or underwriting agricultural insurance.