Intelligent Agricultural Meteorological Monitoring Systems: Precision Tools for Modern Farming

Agricultural meteorological stations are devices used for automatically observing field meteorological and environmental elements. They help agricultural producers accurately monitor weather and soil conditions, providing data support for scientific planting.

These devices adopt highly integrated and low-power design, facilitating quick installation and deployment in the field. They consist of meteorological sensors, data loggers, solar power supply systems, pole supports, and cloud platforms, enabling maintenance-free and rapid deployment.

The manufacturer of agricultural meteorological stations is Fengtu Technology, a company specializing in the research and production of multi-element automatic meteorological observation stations. Its products are designed according to the standards of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The products are widely used in environmental monitoring for industrial and agricultural production, tourism, scientific research, meteorology and other fields.

Fengtu Technology's FT-NYQX intelligent agricultural meteorological comprehensive monitoring station can monitor conventional meteorological elements such as wind direction, wind speed, temperature, humidity, air pressure, rainfall, and soil temperature and humidity. It has automatic recording and over-limit alarm functions. It adopts low-power design and is equipped with a solar charging system, allowing data query and analysis through a cloud platform.

There is also the FT-NQ12 high-standard farmland meteorological monitoring system, which is a highly integrated high-precision meteorological observation device, also suitable for agriculture, forestry and other fields. It supports modular expansion of sensors and has SMS alarm function, which sends alerts to designated mobile phones when data exceeds limits.

FT-BQX series portable meteorological instruments: are Fengtu's main mobile monitoring products, adhering to the concept of "mobile monitoring, ready to use". They are divided into different configurations according to the number of monitoring elements to meet the full range of needs from basic emergency response to professional scientific research.