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The Commercial Greenhouse Grower- Fine tuning irrigation and nutrition strategies using biosensors
Following a recent webinar, journalist Heather Briggs from The Commercial Greenhouse Grower explored how plant biosignals can help growers fine-tune irrigation, nutrition, lighting and crop protection strategies. Her article highlights how real-time information directly from [...]
Enterprise Romande – Quand les tomates donnent leur avis sur le travail des maraîchers
#Agriculture. Une startup vaudoise capte les signaux émis par les plantes pour comprendre leurs besoins. Le Domaine des Mattines, à Genève, est un utilisateur convaincu. Et si ce n’étaient plus les maraîchers qui déterminaient [...]
LA NACION – The Swiss company that performs the “electrocardiogram” of plants has arrived
Vivent Biosignals develops sensors that record the electrical signals of crops 24 hours a day and allow the detection of water or nutrient deficiencies, heat stress, and the presence of insects before visible symptoms [...]
Clarin – The Swiss AI company that gives plants a voice in natural language lands in Argentina
The AgTech, which uses biosignals and artificial intelligence to know the state of crops in real time, has a presence in more than 25 countries. Its Global CEO and partner is the Argentinian Fernando Derossi, [...]
HortiDaily – Strawberry plant indicates when nitrogen or potassium is lacking
How does a grower know exactly when a crop needs extra nitrogen or potassium? Growers commonly rely on leaf or sap analyses to answer that question. While these analyses provide valuable information, they are labor-intensive, [...]
ItalianBerry – Listening to berry plants: can electrical signals reveal stress before symptoms appear?
Author: Jorge Duarte, Hortitool Consulting After several months of monitoring plants in a collaboration R&D, one conclusion is becoming clear: plants are never electrically silent. Their signals change with light, temperature, humidity, VPD and, [...]