Gardin and Ridder Integrate Crop Phenotyping and Climate Control in New Greenhouse Interface
Gardin and Ridder have announced a collaborative product integration that brings real-time photosynthesis data into the Ridder Hortimax Pro interface.
Explore the latest in Controlled Environment Agriculture news, with updates on advancements in indoor farming, vertical farming, greenhouse technologies, and climate-controlled systems. This section offers insights for CEA professionals, researchers, and investors, covering trends in automation, energy efficiency, crop yield optimization, and sustainable practices that are transforming the future of food production.
Gardin and Ridder have announced a collaborative product integration that brings real-time photosynthesis data into the Ridder Hortimax Pro interface.
Strategic Collaboration: Water Garden Farms, Siemens, and CEAd aim to integrate cutting-edge digital technologies into indoor agriculture.
TTA ISO introduced HarvAI®, a tomato harvesting robot designed to address long-standing challenges related to labor, efficiency, and food safety.
LettUs Grow, a UK-based agtech company specializing in aeroponic technology, announced a strategic collaboration with HT Verboom, a Dutch firm known for its horticultural infrastructure and custom benching systems.
Sollum Technologies, a provider of dynamic LED lighting systems, has announced a strategic partnership with Optimal, an artificial intelligence company specializing in greenhouse climate and irrigation control.
Explore vertical farming and its benefits in land use and water conservation while reducing pesticide reliance.
Rovero Systems, a manufacturer of polytunnels and fruit covering systems, has announced the acquisition of Polybow, a company with longstanding roots in the horticultural covering segment.
Rafael Emergui, VP of Business Development at Grow-tec, brings over 25 years of experience, formerly serving as Group CEO of Pelemix Ltd.
Future Fresh Farms, formerly Dachnik Aquaponics, announces a rebranding and a new digital platform to scale.
BrightFarms, an indoor farming company under Cox Farms, marked the official opening of its newest greenhouse in Macon, Georgia.
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