Fertigation & Nutrient Dosing Systems
The right solution, at the right EC and pH, every cycle.
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What fertigation is
Fertigation is dosing fertilizer into irrigation water as the plants are watered — so nutrition and watering happen in one pass, at a controlled concentration. It replaces hand-mixing and guesswork with a measurable, repeatable process.
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How a Dosing System Is Built
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A/B stock tanks — concentrated nutrient stock, separated so components cannot react in the tank
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Proportional dosing — injection matched to water flow
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Online pH, EC and DO control — measured and corrected continuously
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Solution temperature management and disinfection — kept in the healthy range, treated against pathogens
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The Recipe, Not a Guess
Commercial growing starts from established formulation systems — the Yamazaki formula (a common Japanese baseline), the Otsuka commercial formula (EC 2.0–2.2) and crop-specific recipes from national research programs. The point is not to copy one table but to start from a tested baseline and tune it per crop, stage and water source.
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Why It Saves Nutrient
Precise, demand-based dosing delivers what the crop needs and little else. Quantitative management is reported to reduce fertilizer use by roughly 74% without yield loss, compared with conventional EC management — a saving in both cost and waste. (Published research reference, not a guarantee.)
05 Not a standalone box
Linked to the Rest of the System
Dosing is linked to irrigation flow and climate targets — because the crop's uptake changes with light and temperature, and the nutrient strategy has to follow. We integrate dosing into the control architecture rather than bolting it on.
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What we deliver
A dosing scope: stock tanks, proportional injection, online pH/EC/DO control, temperature and disinfection — integrated with irrigation and climate into one control architecture.
FAQ.
Q: Why separate A and B tanks?
A: Concentrated nutrients can react and precipitate if mixed undiluted. Keeping them separate until the point of dosing protects the lines and the recipe.
Q: Can I adjust the recipe remotely?
A: Yes — the dosing setpoints are part of the control system and can be monitored and adjusted through the same interface as the rest of the farm.
Q: Is there one "best" formula?
A: No. Different formulas suit different crops and stages. We start from a tested baseline and tune it to your crop, stage and water — not copy a single table.