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Priva Moisture Balance Module: For better crop quality

Ensure accurate irrigation and fertilizer dosing with the Priva Moisture Balance Module. The result? higher production and better crop quality.

Introduction
The precise control of water and fertilizers is essential in crop production to lift the quality throughout the chain at a higher level.

Our Moisture Balance Module ensures precise and timely irrigation and dosing of fertilizers. This smart water irrigation solution contributes a great deal to reaching a higher production and a better crop quality.

Benefits

Understand how your crop will benefit

Discover what the benefits are for you and the crops you grow.

Higher production and better crop quality

Optimal balance between oxygen and moisture level in substrate results in healthy root development

Environmentally sustainable

The module results in less use of resources like water and fertilizers

Control a larger growing area

The module simplifies the irrigation management for multiple varieties or breeds

Wireless sensoring

Analyze the moisture level of the substrate wirelessly

Tomato plant
Blueberries in field
Eggplant in greenhouse
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(Wireless) sensoring

The Moisture Balance Module requires greenhouse sensors to execute the optimal irrigation. It’s possible to connect these sensors wirelessly to the Priva system. The module works with either the Priva GroScale weighing scale combined with a drain sensor, or with moisture sensors. Both sensors analyze the moisture level of the substrate. The data is used by Moisture Balance Module to control water and fertilizer dosing and timing. 

Customer Stories

Greenhouses with Priva Moisture Balance Module

Find out how others have been able to optimize their greenhouses with some of our solutions.

Blueberries
Costa Berry minimized guesswork with Moisture Balance Module
  • Costa Berry category
  • 2020

Would you like to know more? Don't hesitate to contact us!

Juan Gonzalez

Account Manager Horticulture

Juan Gonzalez