In response to the growing issue of farm machinery theft, it's crucial for farmers to take proactive steps to protect their equipment. Utilising GPS tracking systems, implementing secure storage solutions, and participating in rural crime prevention programs are among the strategies that can help deter theft and increase the chances of recovering stolen machinery.
Asset Tracking
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Protection When NeededWhether your asset is powered or un-powered TrackNow can build you a solution to suit any situation to keep your propery safe.
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Real Time Location ServicesTrackNow provides real-time tracking of vehicles and assets. This feature is invaluable for farmers who need to know the exact location of their resources at any given moment. It allows for better resource allocation and task assignment.
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Enhanced SafetyFor individual farmer safety, Tracknow provides features like SOS Alarms, fall detection, and no movement alerts. In case of emergencies or unsafe behavior, immediate alerts are sent to relevant parties, ensuring a quick response.
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Theft Statistics€1.8 million in farm equipment has been stolen so far in 2023, with tractors, trailers, and quads the biggest target. In a recent farm survey, items were only recovered in 11% of thefts resulting in higher insurance premiums.
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Geofencing and Theft Geofencing And Ignition Sensing capabilities in Tracknow allow you to set up virtual perimeters around specific yards, farms, or areas of interest. The system triggers alerts on set parameters, ensuring the continued safety of equipment and giving you peace of mind. |
Farming Concerns
Rising IncidentsFarm machinery theft has been on the rise in Ireland in recent years, with criminals targeting tractors, trailers, ploughs, quads, and other valuable equipment.
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Safety DataNew data from the Teagasc National Farm Survey (NFS) has revealed that that there were 4,523 accidents on Irish farms. Over 88% of these farm accidents involved the farm operator, with a further 11% relating to family members.
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CostsEarlier this month the Irish insurance group, FBD Holdings, highlighted that average tractor premiums had increased by 8.8% in the first half of this year
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