Veggiwell grows a range of lettuces in NFT systems, using the IntelliDose for accurate measurements, easy dosing and stable EC and pH levels. They are a great example of how growing in a controlled environment uses 90% less water, reduces contamination, and increases their yield by 4 times.
Read MoreKajang Farms is a great example of how controlled environment agriculture is expanding to crops that used to be grown outdoors – they grow ginger and are using the MultiGrow controller to help with increasing their output and efficiency of their operation.
Read MoreNouvoland is large grower of multiple crop types located in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia who took the decision to automate a significant part of their operation using the MutliGrow controller.
Read MorePocket Herbs & Produce is a hydroponic grower of Micro Greens/Baby Leaf Herbs and living specialty and gourmet fresh produce. They are also one of the most sustainable producers you can find. They utilize hydroponics for their crops, re-using collected rainwater. Their power is sourced from Solar PV panels and they don’t use any fungicides or chemical pesticides.
Read MoreMaungatapere Berries is a successful grower in Northland, New Zealand using sustainable growing methods, recycled packaging and labor optimization processes to create a business that is set for future generations.
Read MoreSchuyler Greens is a modern leafy green grower based in the United States who uses the MultiGrow controller to automate EC and pH levels in the crops.
Read MoreCropking is a family-owned manufacturer and distributor of commercial greenhouse structures, hydroponic growing equipment, and supplies. Hear about their 25-year experience in growing and why they are an Autogrow Partner.
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