An innovative fertilizer management software, for both hydroponics and soil culture, was introduced

in the international Agritech fair, which took place in Israel.

The software is called Smart! Fertilizer Management and can be easily found in google.

Are you trying to advertise here disguised a posting ?

If you're seriously posting a little readable info on what it actually does, why it is worth talking about here and mentioning

some alternatives - i.e. a discussion on "are there any advantages with... as opposed to..." or similar.

Smells like advertising to me. I'm not a farmer, but if i was I wouldn't take any recommendations from you.

Is that you or your colleague to the left on the picture ?

Edited May 23, 201016 yr by JohanV

To JohnV:

If farmers have a chance to have better results, why would you want to stop them from acquiring the necessary knowledge?

Edited May 23, 201016 yr by guysela31

Are you trying to advertise here disguised a posting ?

If you're seriously posting a little readable info on what it actually does, why it is worth talking about here and mentioning

some alternatives - i.e. a discussion on "are there any advantages with... as opposed to..." or similar.

Smells like advertising to me. I'm not a farmer, but if i was I wouldn't take any recommendations from you.

Is that you or your colleague to the left on the picture ?

Guyselas post is a hel_l of a lot more interesting than yours.

From Guysela I get information.

From you I get what???

Mails like yours are just wasting my time.

Hello all, this isn't a new concept, the Nutron 2000 from NZ has been around 8 years or more. I thought about it yesterday in fact, it works for dirt or hydro. The only drawback for me is that I'd have to get M$ windoz to run it.

Does this one fun on Mac?

rice555