VEGETAL GROW DEVELOPMENT

lighting berries

Growing berries in a controlled environment under glass or plastic greenhouses, and using vertical farming methods, offers numerous advantages that result in high-quality, high-value production . Consumers appreciate the differentiating characteristics on the shelves, such as color, variety, aroma, and taste. The quality of natural or artificially supplemented light leverages these factors to produce a healthy, high-quality product . Through physiological mechanisms, light can also promote fruit set, homogenize production, increase yield, and even protect against invasive diseases or fungi like mildew.

Clients

  • Producers
  • Seed companies
  • Multipliers

Cultures

  • Strawberries
  • Raspberries
  • Blueberries...

Objectives

  • Increase production (kg/m², number of fruits)
  • Improve organoleptic properties (taste, physicochemical properties, presentation, etc.)
  • Optimize production time
  • Reduce energy consumption linked to lighting
  • Use light signals to stimulate and encourage ascent
  • Define the most effective lighting protocols for each species

Some examples of compatible solutions

Firefly

  • Photoperiodic lighting
  • Replacing halogen bulbs
  • 2 in 1 photoperiod and photosynthesis
  • Increases the number of flowers
  • Low consumption
  • Easy Plug & Play installation
  • Supplied with its power cable

HPL SERIES

  • TOP LIGHTING type luminaire
  • Up to 4.5µmol/J
  • Wide or extra wide angle
  • Easily replaces a 400W, 600W and 1000W HPS
  • Adding far red (IR infrared)
  • Simulates sunrise and sunset
  • 1 to 4 independently controllable colors
  • Dynamic and customizable spectrum

VGD BOX & LUZ SENSOR

  • VGD expertise embedded in culture
  • 7 years of expertise
  • Real-time light control
  • Energy saving -40%
  • Controls all lighting solutions
  • Integrates easily and quickly
  • 100% compatible Priva, Ridder, Hoogendoorn
  • Analysis of filtration rate opening and bleaching

Results on Strawberries and raspberries

  • Better acclimatization in production
  • Precocity in the flowering phase (gain of 2 weeks)
  • Early harvest (10 days)
  • Length of upper laterals (+ 20%)
  • Better production homogeneity
  • Increased yield (+25%)

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