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“Our system can manage equipment across 10,000+ m² using just a few wires”

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With the manufacture of greenhouse equipment over 15 years of expert, Soteng business has become a reliable partner for commercial breeders around the world. The headquarters in China, the company offers custom, profitable and sustainable ways to meet the evolutionary needs of the orchard industry.

The Ruby Hao of Soteng works in internal greenhouse efficiencies. “Our projects are means of planting and irrigation systems from plant plants and hydroponics. We offer solutions adapted to the needs of the growing needs of which are automated or manual.

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Efficiency Engineering: Basic Product Lines
The company offers advanced solutions adapted to modern greenhouse effects. These include flexibility and space efficiency, limited systems that maximize productivity, and food delivery are vertical hydroponic systems to maximize productivity and water supply equipment. They also develop integrated climate control systems with IOT skills, and producers can control and manage environmental requirements accurately. In addition, Soteng offers infrastructure specifically adapted for cannabis crop, aimed at the special requirements of this sector.

“Right now, the projects of our demand are planting, hydroponic configurations and cannabis vertical crop systems” Ruby notes. “These systems are designed to optimize space, resources and benefits.”

Each system is built using high-rating materials, such as stainless steel and plastic ABS, to improve surface treatment processes with durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term reliability.

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Smart simplicity: Control systems
One of the key advantages in Soteng is in controlled control systems. Their RS-485 communication systems, for example, can handle 10,000+ m² equipment using some threads.

“Our programmers keep things easy and easy to use,” he smiles. “Large-scale systems are also intuitive to operate.”

This simplicity is not at the expense of performance. Integrated control tools allow greenhouse operators to manage irrigation, lighting, supply and environmental conditions in a single platform.

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From scalability from customization
Soteng works with viticultures of all sizes, offering plug-in plug-in plug-in systems for small greenhouses and offers highly personalized solutions for greater operations.

“We are ready for small-scale use, but we are fully equipped to design customized personalized systems,” he explains.

The company supports Hebei and Shandong’s double work-factory production while maintaining sharp quality control systems, including traceability and occupational inspections.

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With local assistance
Soteng has actively supports its international customer facilities, training and sales service.

“We usually send technicians in situ, but we offer detailed support in sensitive areas, video, manuals and calls. We make sure that customers feel confident using our equipment.”

In the case of equipment problems, the company promises the action immediately. “If a part is damaged, we immediately submit substitutions via international expressia,” he added. “To achieve complex problems, we send our technicians directly.”

Today, Soten work works with Belgian Growne, which manages the 200,000 m² greenhouse project in Ethiopia. Ruby shares the project that reflects the ability to scale and fit. “We are proud to contribute to the development of high-tech greenhouse in new regions.”

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Adapt to market trends
As the market has changed, Soten is strongly located in the hydroponic vegetable sector, which describes Ruby’s “very promising space”.

“Cannabis was our market a few years ago,” he said. “Now, we see great potential in green leaves and hydroponic vegetables. We are investing a lot in that direction.”

Open to new collaborations

Soteng welcomes collaborators, collaborations with vendors and developers of large-scale projects.

“We are flexible,” Ruby says. “Whether they are B2B collaboration or direct sales, we are open to all formats that help our equipment help bring more greenhouses.”

For more information:
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Will the top World Cup expert in the fruit, vegetable, and horticulture sector come from Canada, the U.S. or Belgium?

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The World Cup is coming to an end, with the third-place play-off between France and England on Saturday, and the final between Spain and Argentina the following day. It won’t be long until the grand winner of FreshPublishers’ first World Cup pool is revealed.

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As previously reported, Slim Kooli from Courchesne Laros is the favorite to win the €1,000 prize. He has secured a comfortable lead over Nol Batist of North American Interstate Greenhouse Company, while buyer Bjorn Van Ryckeghem of Deprez Construct is currently in third place.

1 Sim School Spain 1–0 2–1 737 9716
2 Nol Batist France 2–1 1–1 674 9433
3 Bjorn Van Ryckeghem France 2–2 3–1 674 9264
4 Christian Anton Smedshaug England 1–2 1–2 659 9134
5 Perry Springintveld Spain 1–1 2–1 647 9105
6 Willem Tijssen Spain 2–0 2–1 710 9098
7 Hans Borsboom Spain 2–1 2–1 528 9058
8 Bart Triemstra Spain 2–1 2–1 737 9052
9 Youness Bensaid Spain 2–1 1–1 722 8954
10 Vijay Dijkstra Portugal 2–0 2–1 382 8953

However, there have been some surprises during the tournament, and bonus points must be added, so we will keep the suspense a little longer. On Monday we will find out who is the main World Cup announcer in the international fruit, vegetable and horticulture sector…



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States Move To Let First Responders Use Marijuana And Psychedelics To Treat PTSD

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“When you’re in the fire service, or in any of the first response industries, or especially in the military, things are going to accumulate over time, and what happens is you see a lot of things, crazy things that at least seem normal.”

By Amanda Watford, Stateline

This year more states have looked beyond traditional counseling and medication to help first responders deal with traumatic stress.

Firefighters, police, and emergency medical personnel routinely experience fatal accidents, violent crimes, and other traumatic events that can leave lasting psychological scars.

“When you’re in the fire service, or the first response industry, or especially the military, things just pile up over time, and what happens is you see a lot of things, crazy things that at least seem normal,” said Jason Cerrano, a retired firefighter and paramedic with more than 20 years of experience in Missouri. Cerrano is now director of research and commercial development at IDEX Fire & Safety.

In Ohio, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law last month a measure that will create the Post-Traumatic Injuries Commission to review requests from first responders to help cover treatment costs.

Maryland took a different approach this year, enacting a law protecting firefighters, emergency medical technicians, paramedics and other rescue workers. employment discrimination for the illegal use of medical marijuana outside of work.

The new law, which will take effect in October, applies to medical cannabis patients who test positive for cannabis metabolites but are impaired while working.

Several other states are exploring emerging therapies.

A new Connecticut law expands a pilot program at Yale University studying psilocybin-assisted therapy Allowing any state resident 18 years of age or older to participate, provided they meet clinical eligibility criteria established by the Yale University Institutional Review Board. Previously, the pilot program was limited to veterans, retired first responders and frontline healthcare workers.

Missouri lawmakers advanced a bill allowing veterans and first responders to receive the psychedelics psilocybin and ibogaine in approved research studies. Under medical supervision for PTSD and other mental health conditions. The legislative session adjourned in May before lawmakers sent a bill to the governor.

This story was first published by Stateline.

Image courtesy of Kristie Gianopulos.

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Standard Wellness expands into Cleveland with dispensary acquisition

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Standard Wellness has entered into an agreement with License in the Flats, LLC to enter into definitive agreements to acquire a dispensary license in the Flats following the required regulatory review period. At the end of that period, the company and License in the Flats intend to execute those agreements and then continue to develop the dispensary into a retail location branded The Forest Cleveland.

Following regulatory approval of the change of ownership by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control, the new dispensary will become the Company’s first retail location in the city of Cleveland, where the Company is headquartered.

Additionally, the Company announced the divestiture of The Forest Sandusky and The Forest Springfield, its Ohio dispensaries, to Greenlight, again subject to pending regulatory approvals.

“We are excited to expand our presence in the city of Cleveland and serve guests in our hometown,” said Kate Ols, Vice President of Retail for Standard Wellness. “As our business continues to grow, we are focused on building a retail network that will best position us to serve our communities for the long term. At the same time, we are proud of the role our Sandusky and Springfield dispensaries have played in Ohio’s cannabis history, and we are confident that those communities will continue to grow under Greenlight’s leadership.”

Standard Wellness and Greenlight are working closely together to support a smooth transition for staff and guests throughout the transfer process. As established operators in Ohio and Missouri, the companies share a commitment to strengthening the regulated cannabis industry and serving the communities in which they operate.

The new dispensary is expected to serve both local residents and visitors while completing the Company’s Northeast Ohio footprint.

Under Ohio law, a cannabis operator cannot hold more than eight dispensary licenses statewide. The acquisition of the Cleveland license and divestiture of The Forest Sandusky and The Forest Springfield allows Standard Wellness to continue to meet Ohio’s property limits while strategically repositioning its Ohio retail footprint and focusing investments in key markets.

Forest Sandusky and Forest Springfield have played significant roles in the evolution of Ohio’s cannabis industry. Sandusky was the site of the state’s first legal cannabis sale in January 2019, and Springfield became the first part of Ohio’s cannabis industry merger and acquisition transaction when Standard Wellness purchased Pure Ohio Wellness’ dispensary.

For more information:
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standardwellness.com/

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