Abstract
Precision agriculture was applied in handpicked fruit orchards in Greece in the last few years. The results of applications in
apples and vines are presented in this paper. Yield, quality and NDVI maps were created for three years. The results for both
crops showed that there was high variability in the measured parameters. Comparison of the maps indicated that fruit quality was
inferior in areas where yield was high. NDVI maps in apples at the beginning of June were correlated to the final yield
variability. This result can be used as an early warning of yield variability and could be used to manage the predicted variability.
Similar results were indicated for vines.