10.06.2025
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Greenhouse: What does a BLE temperature sensor do?

This is valuable for hydroponic and aeroponic systems, where nutrient solutions must remain within temperature ranges (typically 18–22°C for most crops).
09.06.2025
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Vineyard IoT – Screw caps, sensors and soil?

Natural cork is permeable, allowing small amounts of oxygen into the bottle, which can enhance the aging process of certain wines.
08.06.2025
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Vine Culture: Tradition lives on but the tools are cutting edge

On the south side of a Bulgarian plateau a farmer throws his eyes to the skies. He performs the same ritual as his brethren have done for 6000 years...
21.05.2025
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Garden + H²O, Solar + IoT? Grow better

In modern horticulture, technology convergence has redefined how we approach water management, energy usage, and system efficiency. This synergy...
17.05.2025
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Each Drop Counts: A wheat farmer pivots to smart irrigation

Stretching out before him, a golden expanse that is a source of pride and until recently, intense stress...
14.03.2025
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IoT in Forestry: Your Ranger Station

Combined with solar, wind and kinetic power sources, many of the low power data options, like NB-IoT and LoRa positively thrive in the peaceful deep woods.
20.02.2025
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Why is AI flying while Robotics are flagging?

A robot working in a warehouse is much easier to develop than one picking strawberries, where lighting, plant growth, terrain and weather are always changing.
14.02.2025
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Pivot Irrigation IoT: The tech is a tool

Farmers get the basic mechanics of a pump and a pipe... Pivot irrigation is old-school efficient, but it’s still a grind. It's not "try it before you buy."
11.02.2025
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Growth: North Africa’s artisan pivot irrigation

In the Algerian Sahara, particularly in the Touat and Gourara regions, farmers have long utilized traditional underground water channels known as foggara.