One thing I'll point out is if you are a technical person and want to automate a smaller greenhouse you can do it with free software like home assistant and some control boards. It might take a bit of tinkering around with but I have seen it done. Home assistant isnt really designed for this type of stuff but really you would just be using it for the logic side of things. Basically if temp > than a set point than turn on a smart switch that powers something like the fans. For irrigation it would work the same way that if certain parameters are met then turn on a smart switch that controls some pumps. You could control all that from your phone as well.
Le jour où je suis tombé sur ta vidéo j’ai su que je je vais donner un sens à ma vie….. je prends mon cours en ligne le mois prochain…. Merci pour tout martin
Thanks for the information. A couple of things that could make you system more resilient would be to add some solar w/battery backup and some rainwater catchment systems.
Hey thanks for your video, so, very interesting. I do installation of greenhouses 8 years ago and Just started know how to growing in different climate, I am in Africa in tropical climate, so, I can see the automation in greenhouses is very important and can do all difference as well. Automation is an issue or content I am studing in Agricultural engineering as well as, Machinery, Biotechnology, crops production and sustainble agriculture. Thanks for the video!
I very much appreciate your videos. In researching info, your videos are always spot on and THE MOST helpful! You’ve also got a great communication style. I bet you typically have happy employees. Annnnd you’re pretty cute too! 😉…..🤭🤫). I’ve even found some of your viewers comments are Uber helpful! Thank you for putting these out there!
Good video! I’m super curious though what the initial investment is/ ROI for a greenhouse at that size with the addition of all the automated parts, and electricity for heating. We have farmers friend tunnels and a larger size for our mushrooms, but we have always found the more automated we go, the more things that tend to break and need repairs. I imagine it would take a minimum of 5-10 years to pay back the cost of the greenhouse with all the additional costs incurred on electricity and automation?
Hi Michael! For Orisha, the initial investment depends on your project size. Our prices are made to fit all kinds of greenhouses. Feel free to give us a call if you want to know more about the prices :) For the payback, there are a lot of things to think about. The automation hardware is a neglectable part of your greenhouse's energy consumption and helps to save energy. For example, an Orisha system's AI knows not to heat the greenhouse if your roll-ups are open and knows how and when to heat efficiently. It would also help to save time and/or money on labor, as the automation system takes care of activating devices for you. No more back and forth between the field and the greenhouse to manage your roll-ups! Also, Orisha manages the greenhouse's humidity, which helps to prevent diseases, and helps to increase your yields. Of course, there is no universal recipe for managing a greenhouse! Every grower has his own challenges. It is the first I hear a correlation between automation and things breaking, we would love to chat if you want to tell us more about your experience!
I would like to learn about greenhouse management within 1 year, specifically focusing on tomato farming. Could you recommend any programs where I could study this? Thank you 🙏
Since you lived both manual and digital operations, other than the optimization, flexibility and easiness digital brings to the table, what was the yield difference between before and after?
One of our customer automated her greenhouses. Next to it, she has another one manually operated. She told us she gets 30% more yields in the automated one. Another data point : several customers grow 3x more than the American average. Good climate and irrigation have a big impact. With simple tools that follow the light availability, you can do that AND save on heat cost. Always available if you'd like to measure the impact you can get :)
J'ai toujours apprécié ta démarche basée à l'origine sur nos maraîchers parisien, ton évolution est géniale, j'ai adoré ton livre que j'utilise souvent. Mais là, la dépendance à une énergie fossile me gène car non pereine à mon avis à moyen terme surtout en Europe où les coûts de l'énergie explosent et sont multipliés par 7 grâce aux US ! Il faut explorer d'autres solutions, pas facile je sais...
“…[T]hanks to the U.S…” I know our current POTUS is a POS, but WTH are you talking about? Your energy costs are not resultant of the US but Macron’s own policies and Putin threatening to cut off all petroleum output to Europe. A large portion of the world’s fertilizer is made in Ukraine, the war of which is basically between only them and Russia. So again: WTH are you talking about?
How much do you get paid from Orisha for this video?! Seems like you just keep saying the same thing over and over again with no more information... What's the cost for each greenhouse? Do you need to invest in this for each greenhouse before you build them or can you retrofit them? These aren't just simple hoophouses...
Hey TJ ! You are right. We shared the production costs with the Institute for this series. The Institute and Orisha share the same goal to build the ecosystem to support market gardeners. Being small organizations, money and visibility are scarce resources that we're trying to use as efficiently as possible to reach that goal. If you'd like more details on Orisha, the last video of the series will talk about how folks at FQT farm use their control system. About your questions : - Most of our growers have hoop houses. - Costs vary since we try to accommodate every small-scale grower. To give an idea it starts at $1500. Payback is less than 6 months. We also offer solutions for tight cash flow. - You can retrofit with no problem. I recommend trying automatic rollups from day 1 though. It will save you tons of time and worries. You can do that for $30/month. Stop anytime if it's not worth it. You can add other equipment once you are convinced how much it helps. We are trying out a new idea to help growers with everything we've learned so far about successful greenhouse growth. Just reach out and we'll do our best to help :) Guillaume
@@ricoreich9462 , you don't become popular, giving lectures to the top 'botanists' in the world because you can make money. What type of chemicals are they using in their 'automated' greenhouses? Organic? I wouldn't eat anything grown by that guy. Well maybe the stuff he grows in his own home garden.
One thing I'll point out is if you are a technical person and want to automate a smaller greenhouse you can do it with free software like home assistant and some control boards. It might take a bit of tinkering around with but I have seen it done. Home assistant isnt really designed for this type of stuff but really you would just be using it for the logic side of things. Basically if temp > than a set point than turn on a smart switch that powers something like the fans. For irrigation it would work the same way that if certain parameters are met then turn on a smart switch that controls some pumps. You could control all that from your phone as well.
Le jour où je suis tombé sur ta vidéo j’ai su que je je vais donner un sens à ma vie….. je prends mon cours en ligne le mois prochain…. Merci pour tout martin
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Thanks for the information.
A couple of things that could make you system more resilient would be to add some solar w/battery backup and some rainwater catchment systems.
Thanks JM! Great content as always!
Epic as always... Thanks JM 👍
Jean martin toujours pertinent, un gros merci! Même si les vidéos sont anglais. 😊
Hey thanks for your video, so, very interesting. I do installation of greenhouses 8 years ago and Just started know how to growing in different climate, I am in Africa in tropical climate, so, I can see the automation in greenhouses is very important and can do all difference as well.
Automation is an issue or content I am studing in Agricultural engineering as well as, Machinery, Biotechnology, crops production and sustainble agriculture.
Thanks for the video!
I very much appreciate your videos. In researching info, your videos are always spot on and THE MOST helpful! You’ve also got a great communication style. I bet you typically have happy employees. Annnnd you’re pretty cute too! 😉…..🤭🤫). I’ve even found some of your viewers comments are Uber helpful! Thank you for putting these out there!
Hey thanks for your video, so informative. Just started growing & getting tips from you prod is priceless. Thanks and keep going👍🏾🇬🇧🇬🇭
Good video! I’m super curious though what the initial investment is/ ROI for a greenhouse at that size with the addition of all the automated parts, and electricity for heating. We have farmers friend tunnels and a larger size for our mushrooms, but we have always found the more automated we go, the more things that tend to break and need repairs. I imagine it would take a minimum of 5-10 years to pay back the cost of the greenhouse with all the additional costs incurred on electricity and automation?
Hi Michael! For Orisha, the initial investment depends on your project size. Our prices are made to fit all kinds of greenhouses. Feel free to give us a call if you want to know more about the prices :)
For the payback, there are a lot of things to think about. The automation hardware is a neglectable part of your greenhouse's energy consumption and helps to save energy. For example, an Orisha system's AI knows not to heat the greenhouse if your roll-ups are open and knows how and when to heat efficiently. It would also help to save time and/or money on labor, as the automation system takes care of activating devices for you. No more back and forth between the field and the greenhouse to manage your roll-ups! Also, Orisha manages the greenhouse's humidity, which helps to prevent diseases, and helps to increase your yields.
Of course, there is no universal recipe for managing a greenhouse! Every grower has his own challenges. It is the first I hear a correlation between automation and things breaking, we would love to chat if you want to tell us more about your experience!
I would like to learn about greenhouse management within 1 year, specifically focusing on tomato farming. Could you recommend any programs where I could study this? Thank you 🙏
Im all in. Here in Illinois you can grow 🪴 that smokey plant.
Hello, do you use intelligent water and fertilizer machine for irrigation?
I would love to do this on a small scale and have a farm stand and sell at farmers markets.
+ lighting param. Hi, we are Crea and we work in Russia in reduced squares, right at the lodje.
Since you lived both manual and digital operations, other than the optimization, flexibility and easiness digital brings to the table, what was the yield difference between before and after?
One of our customer automated her greenhouses. Next to it, she has another one manually operated. She told us she gets 30% more yields in the automated one.
Another data point : several customers grow 3x more than the American average. Good climate and irrigation have a big impact. With simple tools that follow the light availability, you can do that AND save on heat cost. Always available if you'd like to measure the impact you can get :)
What tomato variety do you grow in the greenhouse?
Bravo! 👍👍
J'ai toujours apprécié ta démarche basée à l'origine sur nos maraîchers parisien, ton évolution est géniale, j'ai adoré ton livre que j'utilise souvent. Mais là, la dépendance à une énergie fossile me gène car non pereine à mon avis à moyen terme surtout en Europe où les coûts de l'énergie explosent et sont multipliés par 7 grâce aux US ! Il faut explorer d'autres solutions, pas facile je sais...
“…[T]hanks to the U.S…”
I know our current POTUS is a POS, but WTH are you talking about? Your energy costs are not resultant of the US but Macron’s own policies and Putin threatening to cut off all petroleum output to Europe. A large portion of the world’s fertilizer is made in Ukraine, the war of which is basically between only them and Russia. So again: WTH are you talking about?
How many dollars for one greenhouse to construct
How expensive is this system
How much do you get paid from Orisha for this video?! Seems like you just keep saying the same thing over and over again with no more information... What's the cost for each greenhouse? Do you need to invest in this for each greenhouse before you build them or can you retrofit them? These aren't just simple hoophouses...
Hey TJ !
You are right. We shared the production costs with the Institute for this series. The Institute and Orisha share the same goal to build the ecosystem to support market gardeners.
Being small organizations, money and visibility are scarce resources that we're trying to use as efficiently as possible to
reach that goal.
If you'd like more details on Orisha, the last video of the series will talk about how folks at FQT farm use their control system.
About your questions :
- Most of our growers have hoop houses.
- Costs vary since we try to accommodate every small-scale grower. To give an idea it starts
at $1500. Payback is less than 6 months. We also offer solutions for tight cash flow.
- You can retrofit with no problem. I recommend trying automatic rollups from day 1 though. It will save you tons of time and worries. You can do that for $30/month. Stop anytime if it's not worth it. You can add other equipment once you are convinced how much it helps.
We are trying out a new idea to help growers with everything we've learned so far about successful
greenhouse growth. Just reach out and we'll do our best to help :)
Guillaume
@@automatisationorisha2512thanks for the video
Very easy if you have a quarter million dollars to set up.
Would you consider investment into me to start the same in South Africa. From a farmers background and have lost it all.
Maybe try to put together a "gofundme" or some other donation based campaign. You might be able to at least fund a small acreage
Greenhouse production = 1/5 the nutrients
Is Jean Martin growing for the Rothschilds? Gmo?
Keep the conspiracies to yourself.
@@ricoreich9462 , it's only a conspiracy if it hasn't been proven. Check out the companies he is 'collaborating' with.
@@toowongfoo5479 please post all sources. If you accuse people doing stuff you are the one that has to prove.
@@ricoreich9462 , you don't become popular, giving lectures to the top 'botanists' in the world because you can make money.
What type of chemicals are they using in their 'automated' greenhouses? Organic? I wouldn't eat anything grown by that guy. Well maybe the stuff he grows in his own home garden.
@@toowongfoo5479 so since it's no conspiracy you can prove all of that. Please post the evidence here. Otherwise I think you just trolling.