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News

Highlights webinar RTR

Last week, we organized a webinar about RTR. What is RTR? On which growing theories is it based? Why do you want to use it? The webinar answers those questions and gives knowledgeable insight into how easily you can develop your own RTR strategy with the 30MHz application. Missed it? No worries, watch the highlight ...
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Aiding agronomy research with the AutoPheno in Iowa (US)

After months of diligent preparation, 3 dedicated 30MHz colleagues have arrived in Iowa to install the AutoPheno. Iowa State University will expand their research opportunities with this innovative 3D image recognition system for crop registration.  Developed with the latest AI models it retrieves the best data on seedlings, growth and biomass. After the AutoPheno was ...
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3-Minutes roadmap input

We are ready to start developing more applications for growers and breeders. Of course, data-driven cultivation still has some steps to take. Will you share your input and feedback? What would you like to see in the coming years? Help yourself and sector colleagues by taking 3-5 minutes to complete the questionnaire about the roadmap. ...
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Webinar RTR in practice

How can you implement a Radiation-Temperature Ratio (RTR) strategy using our new application? And what are the benefits of an RTR strategy? On Tuesday, August 22nd, at 5:00 PM, we will be hosting a webinar on RTR, featuring practical examples. Learn how to easily track a target temperature to save energy and optimize plant balance. ...
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Mees seeks cloud-buddy

Mees has been working within our software team for 5 years now. He builds cool tools to create accelerated impact. His impression? “It’s awesome to collaborate on technically challenging problems in a fun team!” To achieve even more, we are looking for a top colleague. Do you have a lot of energy and are you ...
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Summer deal: team training

Are you extracting all the value from your data? And does everyone on your team know how to interpret this data? By effectively utilizing data, cultivation improvements are discovered and savings are achieved. For this purpose, it is crucial that the involved colleagues are familiar with the opportunities. Within a training, a group of employees ...
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Greentech still on our mind after 1 week

Looking back on many conversations, directly testing our new RTR application and we can’t agree more with our colleague Wouter. 😉    
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New partnership: Aranet & 30MHz

30MHz and Aranet partner up to form industry-leading wireless sensor solutions for more sustainable horticulture.  We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with Aranet. Just like 30MHz, Aranet has been bringing wireless sensor solutions to the horticulture industry in recent years. To provide more added value for growers, we will be collaborating starting from June ...
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New: energy-saving app at Greentech

After a period of BETA testing, we will launch the new RTR energy-saving app at Greentech Amsterdam in 2 weeks. With the help of 3 dedicated customers, the initial tests have gone well and we dare to take the next step. Curious? Come to booth 03.307 on June 13, 14, or 15 and discover these ...
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Cultivation of the future: Beekenkamp x 30MHz

Growing for the future is best done when we do it together. Beekenkamp and 30MHz have been working together for over 5 years. With this bond of trust, it’s possible to critically examine current cultivation solutions and how we can strengthen them in the future. That’s why a joint innovation afternoon was organized in May ...
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