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Automated and Autonomous Data Driven Crop Management & Grower Assistance
Closed Loop IPM
Integrated Pest Management is one of the most important aspects of greenhouse production.
Our system provides real time alert of pests and diseases risks and also predicts and projects expansion direction of the issues if not treated.
Crop Work
Labour is the most expensive cost in the greenhouse. As such, a lot of facilities have adopted piece rate instead of hourly pay.
It is important to assess the quality of the work on crops. Ecoation provides various crop work assessment capabilities.
Yield Management
Our platform counts every fruit and evaluates and categorizes their color.
In addition to climate, the fruit count is the most important data point that can help growers improve their forecast.
Our system also detects fruits on the ground to help growers minimize their waste.
Climate Anomalies
Ecoation provides the world’s first spatial monitoring of climate and environmental conditions of every square meter of the greenhouse.
Maintaining consistent climate is essential for reliable growth and yield production.
Virtual Walk
In large greenhouses, it is impossible for the master growers to personally visit every plant. With the outbreak of brown virus and other infectious diseases, even consultants can’t roam around.
The Virtual Walk brings crops to your desktop and reconnects you with your plants.
Helping Guide
Third party visit restrictions are now common practice in most greenhouses worldwide. There is cost associated with consultant travel that limits the frequency of their visit.
The Helping Guide connects consultant to crop and the greenhouse operation without jeopardizing the health of plants or people.
"Ecoation makes crops clean again."
Jamie Mastronardi, Owner of Jem Farms
Ecoation Blog
Featured Article: June 8th, 2020
50 Years of Flattening the Curve
IPM successfully helped growers around the world produce healthy food for half a century. COVID is teaching the world that our safety is not a one-time effort, but a way of life. Sustained monitoring, record keeping, and course correction, just like we do in IPM, are required to balance public health and economic prosperity both in the greenhouse and in the world.
Ecoation Blog
Most Recent Article: July 20th, 2020
Mapping Greenhouse Microclimates and Pest Hot Spots
Maintaining a consistent climate is essential for reliable production in a greenhouse operation. Through the OKO platform, growers are now able to quantify the variability on a per post level as they move the mobile cart throughout the greenhouse.
