The first phase of the Horticulture Data Protocol (HDP) has been completed. Different stakeholders in the supply chain which are mainly growers, climate computer manufacturers, LED suppliers, LED driver manufacturers and installers have been involved in meetings about this protocol. It has been established that
Dutch greenhouse horticulture is developing rapidly. Driven by increasing energy prices and technological developments, many horticulturists make the switch to lighting by LED, more advance climate computers and necessary sensors. The new Horticulture Data Protocol (HDP) ensures that communication between these technologies runs universally and
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Introduction Arie de Klerck The Horticulture Data Protocol (HDP) Foundation aims to have hardware working with this protocol in 2023. To reach this ambitious goal and to lead this project, Arie de Klerck has been employed as operational director. Arie sees big opportunities for HDP
Ledgnd has received a subsidy from Greenhouse as Energy Source of €385,450.00 to develop the Horticulture Data Protocol. The project has started officially on April 1st, 2022 and will end on March 31st, 2024. Below you will find the project plan that was submitted. Project
