Our greenhouse fertigation system V1.0 received computer software copyright registration from the National Copyright Administration of China in October 2023. The system was developed internally, released earlier the same year, and we hold full rights to it as the original author.
The problem it solves
Seedlings and new selections are not demanding in the same way. Rootstock being hardened off needs a different water and nutrient profile from a hybrid line under evaluation, and both differ by growth stage. Managing that by hand across dozens of greenhouse zones means the person who happens to be on duty sets the outcome.
We built the system because we needed repeatable control. It standardises dosing per zone, logs the full water and nutrient history of every batch, and gives the breeding team comparable data when they evaluate. Where the same plant behaves differently in two seasons, the feeding record is one of the first things we look at.
Why a buyer should care
Uniformity at the orchard level starts in the nursery. Two plants of the same variety that were raised under inconsistent fertigation do not grow at the same rate, do not fruit in the same year, and do not deliver the same calibre even under identical field management. Nursery consistency is therefore one of the quieter determinants of whether your second harvest matches your first.
This is also why we are cautious about claims we cannot support. Software registration and our breeding research credentials say something about process control. They do not replace field performance data, which we share by lot.
Where it runs now
The system is in daily use across our germplasm plots and greenhouse propagation houses, alongside the field work at the Zhouzhi nursery base.