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ES Who is Andrea Moser?
Andrea Moser is an oenologist who describes himself as ‘errant’: A definition that illustrates well his way of working, spread over several areas of Italy. In addition to his own wine production, he also follows several companies as a consultant, bringing experience and technical vision in different contexts.
How did you know Vigneto Sicuro?
Andrea says he met Safe vineyard for the first time during Enovitis in Campo. From that moment on, he started using the platform with a specific goal: have a more complete overview of what is happening in the vineyard.
The value of integrated data
For his work, the possibility of having serious and reliable data, provided by Vigneto Sicuro, Andrea explains, allows to build in a more solid way the defense strategy and interventions in the countryside.
Monitor multiple vineyards at a low cost
Another strong point of the platform, according to his experience, is the possibility of monitoring several vineyards with relatively low expenditure.
For those who follow more companies or more plots, this means being able to have a useful and sustainable tool, able to improve the overall control of the situations in the field.
Sickness alerts and operational support
Andrea stresses in particular the usefulness of the notices disease and the settings available in the app, which help to better monitor companies.
A work in evolution
Andrea also acknowledges the commitment of the Vigneto Sicuro team to improve certain gaps, which he considers normal in an ever-changing product.
The comparison with the feedback of users, positive or negative, is seen as an important element to grow the program and make it increasingly useful for those who work in viticulture.
Full Testimony
Andrea Moser, oenologist, I would call myself a wanderer. I have my own wine production in Italy, I say in Italy because it is not only in a region, but I move with temporary wines. If you do not know what I am, go to my site willingly or call me. And then I also deal with several companies in Italy as a consultant.
If I'm not mistaken I met you at an Enovitis in the field for the first time. I approached you because you gave me the opportunity to have an overview of what was happening and to combine the data that you give us together, of course, with the data collected in the field and also with those of the more traditional weather.
Having serious and reliable data on which to then build the defense strategy or even interventions in the countryside, was very useful to me because, with a relatively low expense, I was able to monitor several vineyards.
