NEW: Import your data sheets
NEW: Import your data sheets
Do you manually track the number of trusses your tomato plant has, the height of your plant, the number of buds developed, or the yield achieved? All these plant characteristics are influenced by the greenhouse climate. By importing this type of data into the 30MHz software, you can link these measurements to your sensor data. This ensures you won’t miss out on valuable growth insights and enables you to optimize your cultivation through data-driven strategies.
Via the Registration Sheets module, you can now upload your own spreadsheets (.csv files). See the video below and read here how to import your data and combine it with your sensor data.
Need help? You can schedule a free consultation now. We will help you set up dashboards to optimize this data.
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