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Meet horti consultant intern Bart!
Say hello to Bart! 👋 He is currently doing his internship as a horticulture consultant at 30MHz where he combines his interest in the horticulture sector with his master studies in Applied Physics. Curious about how Bart uses his expertise in solving scientific and technical problems in horti-business? Tell us about your favorite ...Read more
PAR sum notifications
With the recent target notifications update you gain assistance in trends over time. Ideal to stay on track with your PAR sum. Notifications are crucial for responding quickly and effectively to changing conditions in your greenhouse. You can receive alerts via email or SMS as soon as a measurement point goes beyond the acceptable range. ...Read more
Log & Solve continues with 30MHz
From 1 November, Log & Solve will continue to grow within 30MHz. With this, Log & Solve and 30MHz strengthen each other in technical expertise and cultivation knowledge to help horticulture innovate. Log & Solve originated from Klasmann-Deilmann. This allows the substrate producer to properly monitor their transition to sustainably reusable raw materials themselves and ...Read more
Data sharing in the Agrifood industry: 3 takeaways
Last week, Agrifood | NXTGEN Hightech organized an event on data interoperability at the Fruit Tech Campus in Geldermalsen. The Agrifood sector strives for a more sustainable industry, for which efficient data sharing between parties is crucial. The event brought together a diverse group including growers, food processors and technology providers to discuss key topics ...Read more
Stay ahead: new notifications for ongoing trends
Notifications are crucial for responding quickly and effectively to changing conditions in your greenhouse. You can receive alerts via email or SMS as soon as a measurement point goes beyond the acceptable range. With our latest update to the notifications, you can now set up alerts for conditions that persist over a period of time. ...Read more
Use weather forecast to avoid surprises
Each user of the 30MHz software receives personalized weather data based on the coordinates of their location. Through our collaboration with Meteomatics, we provide weather forecasts for the next 10 days, seamlessly integrated into our platform. Yesterday, we attended a webinar hosted by Meteomatics, in which they presented the weather outlook for the final three ...Read more
Revolutionary technology in horticulture
Last month we asked on LinkedIn what technology do you believe will most revolutionize horticulture in the next 5 years. The answers were divided, but we weren’t surprised. In fact, we foresee that all of these advancements will play a significant role in shaping the future of horticulture and transforming daily operations. From predictive growing ...Read more
Challenges of climate change in horticulture
It’s important to reflect on the successes within innovative and sustainable initiatives, but the horticulture sector still faces significant challenges. Sustainable development is particularly crucial in addressing climate change. This raises the question: How can we leverage technology and innovation to tackle these environmental changes? In 2024, growers were already contending with shifting weather patterns, ...Read more
More yield & faster growing cycles with optimal irrigation management
“The ability to reprogram our irrigation and nutrient dosing is priceless. If we get the substrate wrong for even one day then we stand to lose 20-30% of our yield. The 30MHz solution provides us with accurate EC and water content information from which we can take immediate action.” – Lee Peterson, technical manager Pinata ...Read more
What’s next? Upcoming events
What’s next?! As a project partner of NXTGEN Hightech, we collaborate with other key players in the horticulture industry so that we can co-create more sustainable, efficient, and innovative solutions. During our last joint event, we discussed the relevant topic of Digital Twins and how these add value to the horticulture industry. Want to join ...Read more