Installing an automatic microclimate observation instrument in a strawberry greenhouse

Strawberries are fruits in spring, but with the development of greenhouse technology, we can now also eat strawberries in winter. Winter strawberries are harvested from greenhouses because they have meteorological requirements. Therefore, we can create an environment suitable for strawberry growth in the greenhouse to produce out of season strawberries.

Strawberries are not cold resistant and the suitable temperature is 20-28 ℃, so it is necessary to regulate the temperature inside the greenhouse to promote strawberry growth.

At different growth stages, strawberries have different meteorological requirements, and in order to achieve high yield, it is necessary to meet the 'needs' of strawberries.

Install microclimate automatic observation instruments in strawberry greenhouses to achieve automatic monitoring of meteorological factors such as temperature, humidity, solar radiation, and soil moisture within the greenhouse. Conduct weather monitoring, forecasting, and early warning during the growing and picking seasons, and provide meteorological services.

The device can automatically save data for future research and scientifically guide planters to seek benefits and avoid harm.