Agricultural meteorological and environmental monitoring stations provide good support for smart agriculture

With the development of smart agriculture, the planting industry is becoming more and more standardized. The agro-meteorological environmental monitoring station is an inevitable choice for the current agricultural development. A suitable environment is the basis for crops to survive. The agrometeorological environmental monitoring station continuously monitors the environmental parameters such as soil and water closely related to the growth of vegetation and crops, maintains the balance of the agricultural ecosystem, and promotes the sustainable development of agricultural production.

The Agricultural Meteorological Environmental Monitoring Station, also known as the Agricultural Meteorological Station, is a farmland microclimate station specially designed by NiuBoL for the local small-scale environment of farmland and grassland, and continuously monitors the environmental parameters such as soil, water and air closely related to the growth of vegetation and crops. It mainly observes environmental parameters such as soil temperature/humidity, evaporation, insolation, photosynthetically effective, soil heat flux, net radiation, surface temperature, leaf temperature and conventional meteorological elements related to agriculture. etc. to provide good support.

The assembly of the agricultural weather station is flexible and easy to install, and the installation parts can be set according to the on-site environment, which varies according to the height difference of the vegetation, and does not affect the growth of crops. The system uses wireless communication to transmit data, which can be used alone or in a multi-station network. The data is uniformly collected, processed and analyzed through the central station software.

Agricultural production is closely related to the weather. A certain combination of light, heat, water and gas is beneficial to a certain production and forms an effective agricultural natural resource; a different combination is harmful to agricultural production and constitutes an agricultural natural disaster.

Agricultural monitoring meteorological stations can study these agricultural natural resources and the The temporal and spatial distribution laws of agricultural natural disasters serve for the division and planning of agriculture, the rational distribution of crops, the artificial adjustment of microclimate, and the cultivation and management of crops.