Commercial growers are increasingly using in-field monitoring technologies to collect localised weather data for driving operational decisions. Likewise, researchers studying agriculture, climate, and ecological systems are increasingly looking for monitoring solutions to collect high-resolution environmental data over an area. With the introduction of wireless field monitoring systems, both growers and researchers can now more effectively and economically monitor highly-localised environmental conditions, as compared to traditional weather stations or standalone data loggers. Insights gleaned from localized data are vital for better crop and greenhouse management, and environmental research.<\/p>\n
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Choosing a Wireless Field Monitoring System White Paper; Six Important Considerations<\/p>\n
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