This work presents a dense fully convolutional architecture for crop type recognition from multitemporal RS images. Basically, we adapted a dense fully convolutional net to deal with stacks of multitemporal data. The proposed approach was tested upon a public dataset comprising two Sentinel-1A sequences from a tropical region in South America. We took as baseline a dense convolutional network designed for patch classification. Thematic and spatial accuracy, as well as the computational load were evaluated experimentally. The proposed architecture matched the baseline in terms of recognition rates and proved to be very efficient computationally in the inference phase.