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Visit our stand at Horticontact Gorinchem
On 19, 20, and 21 February 2019 we will be presenting the 30MHz Platform, including the dashboard and hardware portfolio at HortiContact, the biggest glasshouse horticulture summit in the Netherlands. Over 5oo exhibitors will take part in this trade fair. The organization is expecting a visitor count of more than 17,000 growers and cultivators at ...Read more
Your data is ready for its close-up
Well, it’s the start of a new year and we’re already zoomin’ through product updates. First on the list: data zoom. You can never get too granular with data exploration, so to make things a bit more detailed and easy to explore, we’ve added a feature to let you dive further into a set of ...Read more
Allow us to (re-)introduce ourselves
These days, we meet many of our new customers via social media. We love that— it’s real, it’s conversational, and it’s to the point. When we ‘meet’ a new customer over social media, it means that something we’ve shared resonates, and we’ve clicked with a member of our extended community. That ‘something’ might be a ...Read more
Fine Tuning the components of IPM: a conversation with Fargro’s Ant Surrage
Ant Surrage is a technical development specialist at Fargro. We spoke with him recently about integrated pest management, the challenges facing greenhouse growers, and where technology — and most importantly, data — can help inform strategy and fight disease. What are the challenges growers face when developing an IPM strategy? Application uncertainty has been a ...Read more
Have we mentioned mentions?
No one ever said that agriculture was a slow-paced industry. (And if they did, they were mistaken) ZENSIE is growing and evolving to keep up with growers’ needs. New customers are joining the platform daily, and we’re releasing new features and updates on a weekly basis. Thanks to the consistent input from our community, the ...Read more
Sensory data makes pest management smarter, and more cost-effective
The 30MHz team is constantly discovering new applications of sensory data across horticulture and agriculture. Customers are using live and historical data— captured predominantly by wireless sensors— to make better decisions increasing productivity, reducing waste, refocusing and optimizing manpower, saving resources and improving yield quality. The 30MHz agri-data platform provides a quick and precise feedback ...Read more
Keep your agri-data on brand with customisable themes
There’s so many ways to work with 30MHz technology. Some of our customers use the ZENSIE platform to work across teams and locations within their agri-business. Others use ZENSIE to share certain data with partners and peers across the chain. Some use the platform to power their consultancies— sharing knowledge remotely in groups. Flexible data ...Read more
Pinata Farms collaborates on a global scale with ZENSIE
Australia’s largest pineapple producer, Pinata Farms started with a single pineapple farm in Queensland in the 1960s. Today it is the only year-long supplier of fresh pineapples, a leading producer of summer and winter strawberries, and with joint venture partner, BerryWorld Group, produce specialty berries for BerryWorld Australia. 30MHz and its local partner in Australia, ...Read more
Easily gauge your sensor values with this new widget
Accurate, real-time sensory data is crucial to running an efficient, cost-effective agribusiness. It informs decision making around everything from irrigation, lighting and IPM strategy, to hiring new team members and setting their agendas, and can help improve crop quality, cut energy costs, and help streamline knowledge sharing across departments and locations. How data is expressed ...Read more
We’re not done being excited about VPD
Can there be such a thing as a “hot new metric?” We’ve been hearing (and reading) innovative growers talking about the relevance of vapour pressure deficit (VPD) for a while now. We’re seeing the difference monitoring VPD has made to our customers’ crop performance, and we’re always glad to see the word spreading. Earlier this ...Read more