Helping Rural Scotland Work Smarter, not Harder We are a user owned, agriculture focused Cooperative, delivering true "outside in" Rural Digital Connectivity to allow technology to deliver improvements for residents and businesses in the rural setting. Helping Rural Scotland Work Smarter, not Harder We are a user owned, agriculture focused Cooperative, delivering true "outside in" Rural Digital Connectivity to allow technology to deliver improvements for residents and businesses in the rural setting.

SmartRural overcomes rural challenges using cutting edge technology and proving that nowhere is too rural for highly efficient, profitable and sustainable businesses. Using low power, cost-effective sensors, farmers can gather data, make better informed decisions, increase profitability, enhance safety, become more profitable and protect the environment. Intelligent monitoring and measurement lead to optimum application of resources and a reduction of costs. Precision farming reduces waste, improves the environment and safeguards lone workers. And, you can access this information from anywhere and at any time and take action.

What We Offer

Simple, cost effective technology available to all
Nowhere too remote for installation
Remote monitoring – accessible from anywhere at any time
Automatic alerts
Long battery Life
Data collection and analysis
Management information leading to informed decision making
Co-operative business model

Customer Experience

"Our soil temperature sensors allow us to monitor the variation in temperature across the season and allow us better time our applications of nitrogen. By improving the efficiency of nitrogen use we can reduce wastage, minimise environmental losses and improve our bottom line"

  • Ednie Farms

"The vaccine fridge monitors are really good. At certain times of the year we can hold thousands of pounds worth of vaccines in our fridge and knowing it is being stored at a safe temperature gives us a peace of mind."

  • Incheoch Farm

"We have three main sites across the farm and to monitor all these units involves a 40 mile round trip, so having the sensors in place will allow us to reduce the requirement to undertake 'just in case' checks and be alerted should there be an issue."

  • Inverdovat Farm

"The lone worker system is very important to us given that we operate across three sites and it gives us peace of mind that our workers can raise an alarm when required and that we know when they've returned from work safely."

  • Inverdovat Farm