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How to Maximize Yield with Optimal Deployment of Climate, Soil, & Water Monitoring Solutions
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 05/07/2025
Learn the best ways to deploy agricultural monitoring solutions
What’s the best way to deploy agricultural monitoring solutions to ensure reliable, accurate climate, soil, and water data? Join our free 45-minute webinar to find out! Whether you’re new to data logging or looking to optimize your deployment process, this webinar has you covered.
Presented by data logging expert Brett Stebbins, webinar topics include:
- Sensor Overview: How to select the right sensors to optimize irrigation, enhance soil health, and boost productivity (Temp/RH, Soil Moisture, Flow Meters, Water Quality, & more)
- HOBO Real-Time Monitoring Station Installation: Effective methods and mounting techniques for seamless setup
- HOBOnet Wireless Sensor Deployment: Best practices to ensure optimal coverage, reliable data transmission, and long-term performance
Don’t miss this opportunity to improve your monitoring station deployment process and set yourself up for success!
May 7, 2025 - 2pm - 3pm (America/New_York)
IoT Remote Monitoring Solutions for Growers & Researchers
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 04/02/2025
Join our free 45-minute webinar and discover how cutting-edge remote monitoring solutions can enable smart data-driven decisions in horticulture, agriculture, and environmental science – decisions that can save time, money, and resources, all while boosting crop health & yield and supporting sustainability.
Presented by data logging expert Brett Stebbins, webinar topics will include:
- HOBO remote real-time monitoring solutions
- Wireless HOBO sensors that provide water level, soil moisture, and climate data for comprehensive reporting and resource management
- Optimizing irrigation and crop health with LI-COR light sensors and actual evapotranspiration data
- An overview of the LI-COR Cloud platform, including dashboards, alarms, data export, and integration capabilities
- The role of IoT monitoring in enhancing food security through improved crop yields and resource conservation
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how HOBO and LI-COR monitoring products can benefit your growing operation and research efforts!
Wednesday, April 2, 2025, 2pm EDT
HOBOnet Wireless Sensor Networks for Smarter Agricultural Monitoring
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 03/20/2025
Join our free in-depth webinar on the HOBOnet Wireless Sensor Network and find out how this awarding-winning system simplifies remote monitoring with reliable, scalable, cost-effective wireless sensors.
Presented by data logging expert Mamadou Ba, webinar topics include:
- Product overview – learn how HOBOnet’s wireless technology seamlessly integrates with HOBO weather stations and its cloud platform
- Sensor offerings – discover the full range of available sensors, including temp/RH, soil moisture, water level, and wind
- Common applications – see real-world agricultural use cases and successes
Whether you're new to wireless monitoring or looking to optimize your current setup, this webinar will provide the knowledge you need to make informed decisions that can save you money while taking your growing operation to the next level!
Thursday, March 20, 2025, 2pm EDT
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Thought Leader Webinar: Small Farms, Big Gains: Optimize Water Management
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 02/26/2025
Mastering effective water management not only boosts crop yield and quality but also promotes sustainable farming practices. Whether you're growing a diverse array of vegetables or focusing on a specific crop, understanding the interplay of environmental factors, soil properties, and crop needs is critical for success.
Join our free 45-minute webinar designed for small farm operators and learn how to overcome the challenges of improper watering and improve irrigation management.
Presented by Wenjing Guan, Extension Vegetable Specialist at Purdue University, webinar topics include:
- How crops respond to water stress
- Key principles of water management for diversified small farms
- A review of cost-effective irrigation methods
- Practical application of soil moisture sensors to improve irrigation management
This session will be packed with actionable insights to help you make informed water management decisions, increase water use efficiency, and boost productivity.
About Wenjing Guan:
Wenjing Guan is an Extension Vegetable Specialist at Purdue University’s Horticulture & Landscape Architecture Department. She stations at Southwest Purdue Agricultural Center in Vincennes, Indiana. Her work primarily supports watermelon and cantaloupe growers in southern Indiana, as well as small-scale, diversified vegetable and fruit farmers across the state. Through her Extension and research programs, Dr. Guan focuses on developing and promoting sustainable production practices tailored to the needs of Indiana growers.
HOBO Announces the Industry's First Self-Contained Water Level Data Logger with Bluetooth
HOBO launches industry's first self-contained water level logger with Bluetooth for fast, wireless data offload.
BOURNE, Mass., Nov. 20, 2024- HOBO Data Loggers, a LI-COR® Environmental brand and leading manufacturer known for accurate and reliable data loggers, is excited to announce the launch of the HOBO MX20L data logger, the industry's first self-contained water level logger featuring Bluetooth technology for fast and easy wireless data offload in the field.
Designed for both freshwater and saltwater environments, the HOBO MX20L logger is well-suited for use in groundwater wells, irrigation ponds, streams, lakes, wetlands, and tidal areas. Its durable housing ensures reliable data collection throughout long-term deployments, with minimal maintenance. Using the free HOBOconnect app, data can be offloaded wirelessly to a mobile device or Windows laptop, streamlining data collection.
Ideal for environmental science, research, hydrology, and water resource management applications, this innovative logger offers the following features and benefits:
- A self-contained, non-vented design that simplifies installation, reduces setup time, and improves reliability over traditional vented designs
- Advanced visualization tools in the HOBOconnect app enhance decision-making and provide easy viewing of water level and temperature data in the field or office
- Up to 10-year battery life with 5-minute logging rate and power-saving mode (activated by magnetic fob), maximizes battery efficiency for long-term, continuous monitoring
- Durable ceramic pressure sensor that withstands freezing conditions and provides highly accurate measurements with 0.1% water level (typical) and 0.2°C temperature accuracy, ensuring precise, reliable data
- Three available depth ranges of 13, 30, or 100 feet allow users to select the best option for their application
"We're delighted to be offering this highly convenient Bluetooth water level logger – for anyone who's looking to streamline their water level data collection with easy wireless data offload," said Paul Gannett, Principal HOBO Product Manager.
The HOBO MX20L data logger is priced at $399 USD and is now available for purchase. For a limited time, it will be offered at a special introductory price.
How You Can Optimize Your Water Usage and Irrigation Practices
Data loggers and remote monitoring systems can give growers data that helps protect and conserve water while also enhancing crop health. Join our upcoming webinar when ag monitoring expert Brett Stebbins shares how you can optimize your water usage and irrigation practices:
November 7, 11am PT
Optimizing Water Resource Management and Irrigation Practices with HOBO Data Loggers
Event Date: 11/07/2024
Join our free 45-minute webinar and discover how HOBO data loggers and remote monitoring systems can provide the data you need to protect and conserve water—helping growers enhance crop health while minimizing water usage.
Presented by data logging expert Brett Stebbins, webinar topics include:
- Leveraging the HOBOnet Wireless Sensor Network for water, soil, and climate monitoring
- Groundwater well & pump monitoring with water flow and level sensors
- Tips for deploying HOBO data loggers and sensors for reliable data collection
- Ensuring compliance with water regulations and optimizing irrigation systems
If you’re a grower looking to optimization irrigation, a manager required to report water usage, or anyone who’s interested in affordable, reliable, field-proven water monitoring solutions – this webinar is for you!
Don't miss the chance to learn how the field-tested technology of HOBO monitoring solutions can provide the crucial data you need to conserve water, improve crop health, and ensure regulatory compliance.
m - 12pm PT
Thought Leader Webinar: Precision Agriculture - Leveraging Weather Forecast Data for Informed Crop Management
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 10/01/2024
Join our free 45-minute HOBO Thought Leader Webinar, presented by Dan Olmstead, Senior Extension Associate and Project Lead of NEWA (Network for Environment and Weather Applications) for the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program at Cornell University.
In this session, Dan will explain how highly accurate weather data can help growers make smart decisions and employ climate-smart practices that lead to better crops and increased yields & profits.
Webinar topics include:
- Leveraging weather data to mitigate crop production risk from pests, diseases, and extreme weather events
- Real-world examples of how growers have benefited from weather monitoring
- Advantages of using onsite weather stations for more accurate, site-specific data
- Combining HOBO weather station data with NOAA forecast data and NEWA models for plant disease, insect pest development, and crop production
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how harnessing advanced weather insights can elevate agricultural practices and boost productivity. Register now to secure your spot in this essential webinar for agricultural professionals seeking to maximize efficiency and resilience in crop management.
About Dan Olmstead:
Dan Olmstead holds an MSc from Cornell University and specializes in decision support, digital outreach, and computer and information science. As the project lead for NEWA, Olmstead curates more than 1,000 public and private weather stations, providing data and tools to support informed agricultural decision-making. His work bridges the gap between research and practical applications, empowering stakeholders to optimize pest, disease, and crop load management with precision.
October 1, 2024 - 2pm-3pm ET
Data Logger Basics - The Fundamentals of Water Monitoring
Event Type: Webinar
Event Date: 09/19/2024
Today, it’s more important than ever to assess and monitor the impacts of climate change, urban development, and agriculture on our water resources.
Whether you’re interested in tracking stream temperatures, monitoring groundwater levels, or measuring salinity in an estuary, HOBO data loggers and remote monitoring systems offer affordable, accurate solutions that give you the information you need to protect our most critical resource.
New to data logging? Join our free 50-minute webinar to learn about:
- What data loggers are, what they can measure, and the benefits of using them
- Important factors to consider when selecting a data logger
- Ways to access your data
- Data logger deployment tips
- Application examples
- The latest water monitoring options
Thursday, September 19, 2024, 2pm EDT
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HOBOnet Sensor Network for Remote Monitoring of Growing Conditions
Smart Monitoring Solutions for Smart Growing Decisions
Microclimate monitoring and closely tracking parameters like soil moisture using precise data equips you with vital insights that help you make the smartest viticultural decisions—protecting crops…improving yields…conserving water.
Maximize your vineyard monitoring efforts with a HOBOnet remote sensor network—a flexible, scalable IoT solution that lets you track growing conditions in real-time with research-grade wireless sensors, remote monitoring and weather stations, and wireless data loggers for soil moisture, temperature, light intensity, PAR, evapotranspiration, wind, and many other parameters, from weather to water. Plus, connect to powerful industry tools like NEWA with our cloud software solutions.
Explore our vineyard monitoring systems here.
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The Proof Is in the Data
For more than 40 years, HOBO data loggers, weather stations, and IoT remote monitoring systems have been trusted by researchers, growers, and agricultural professionals for accurate and reliable data at an affordable price. The HOBO product line includes:
- User-friendly, low-cost Bluetooth data loggers that feature convenient wireless data download, like the HOBO MX2300 series for monitoring temperature, relative humidity, and soil moisture
- HOBOnet, our award-winning, easy-to-deploy weather station with wireless sensor network that lets you monitor microclimates and soil conditions throughout your entire vineyard. View critical factors like temperature, RH, soil moisture, water usage, water level, and rainfall on your mobile device or desktop through HOBOlink, our innovative cloud software platform. Access data from anywhere at any time, prevent loss with real-time alerts, track evapotranspiration, and seamlessly connect your data to local Integrated Pest Management and Disease tools for predictive analysis.
Visit us online to see our full range of HOBO monitoring solutions.
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