State-of-the-art technology for farming with no room for error
Berries—such as strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries—are high-value and highly sensitive crops. They are primarily grown in soilless crops, whether in greenhouses, tunnels, or even in open fields, usually in pots or bags filled with growing medium.
This cultivation model requires highly technical irrigation management, as any deviation directly affects fruit quality, postharvest shelf life, and the profitability of the growing season.
Berries are highly perishable, susceptible to fungal diseases and pests, and extremely sensitive to postharvest handling. The market demands berries with good color, firm texture, and no defects or mechanical damage.
The substrate has limited water-holding and nutrient-holding capacity, which requires frequent and very precise irrigation.
These crops are sensitive to soil pH, Salinity, excess moisture, and water stress. They require highly precise localized irrigation and controlled nutrition. Even slight deviations can affect the firmness, flavor, or health of the fruit.
High labor costs due to the limited availability of workers and the need for specialized skills. Harvesting is done by hand, takes place frequently, and must be carried out with great care.
At AZUD, we design specific solutions for soilless crops, with systems that provide complete control over water, nutrients, and irrigation uniformity. All of this is designed to maximize productivity and quality, with no room for error.
Because at berries, every detail matters.
With AZUD’s solutions for berries:
At AZUD, we engineer precision so that every piece of fruit arrives in perfect condition.

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