Leaders in the cultivation and export of tulip bulbs, Jan de Wit en Zonen have maintained a reputation for quality and expertise, supplying one of the most recognizable Dutch exports to clients in more than twenty countries across Europe, Asia and North America. The company uses real-time alerts and analytics from temperature and humidity sensors , ethylene sensors and air-flow sensors to monitor conditions during the cultivation, processing, washing ventilation and storage of bulbs, using data to avoid bulb rot and deliver the highest quality product.

One of the Netherlands’ foremost sources of applied research on agriculture and horticulture, Vertify provides a controlled environment to test the best methods and tools for crop cultivation and protection. Using sensory data on soil moisture, temperature, relative humidity and CO2, the organisation ensures the optimum conditions to provide relevant and immediate environmental data to a network of over 100 agricultural research centers specialised in crop protection.

Netherlands-based Kwekerij Moors is a market leader in pepper cultivation. The commercial farm transformed its pepper yield through the strategic placement of flexible infrared temperature sensors – developed in partnership with 30MHz – to capture the surface temperature of crops. Moors leveraged sensory data to optimize the delivery of nutrients and water, reducing loss of vegetables due to sunscald at an ROI of 3600%.

“We get so much insight into the temperature of our peppers during the growth phase, and can adjust the greenhouse climate accordingly. Based on this information, we can continually improve the quality of our produce, while cutting energy costs”- Sander Berkers, Supervisor