Our objectives
Mejorar la eficiencia hídrica de la agricultura es un reto que compartimos con las Naciones Unidas y que nos ayudará a alcanzar los ODS.
Objective 1
Clean water and sanitation
- Major increase in the efficient use of water resources in all sectors and ensuring water extraction sustainability…
- Implementing integrated water resources management at all levels, including through cross-border cooperation.
- Protecting and restoring water-related ecosystems.
- Efficient use of water resources.
- Supporting and boosting the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management
Objective 2
Life of terrestrial ecosystems
- Combating desertification, restoring degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought, and floods.
- Guaranteeing the conservation, restoration, and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems.
At AgritechMurcia we offer different cutting-edge solutions to improve the water efficiency of farmers, whatever their needs.
Our solutions
Design of equipment for optimal control of irrigation water with remote control systems.
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Computerized and automated systems to achieve high-yield cultivation.
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Specialist consultancy for the projection, management, and implementation of integral engineering projects.
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Our experience
for positive change
Improving the productivity of lemon trees in dry areas
This study aims to provide solutions for agricultural producers in arid or semi-arid areas who are committed to the sustainable management of their crops and
Photovoltaic multi-tunnel greenhouse
The project includes high technology for the research of crops and photovoltaic energy yields in greenhouses.
Energy Optimization and Renewable Energy Generation Project for the Irrigation Community of San Roque (Murcia)
Use of water from the wastewater treatment plant of the municipality of Fortuna (Murcia). The main objective of this first phase is the energy optimization
The sweetest melon which lasts several weeks
These markets are characterized for demanding melons with high content in sugar, great taste and great aroma, but with a reduced shelf life. We have
Greenhouses with two cultivation sectors and cooling system
The project realised for the Government of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates consists of a cellular polycarbonate greenhouse with two cultivation sectors: one for
Growing papaya in hydroponics
This is a turnkey project carried out for the production of papayas in Mexico. An irrigation head was supplied, consisting of fertigation equipment, PE fertilizer
CONSUMPTION CONTROL IN GARDENS
Controlling water consumption in parks and gardens in the city of London is a fundamental measure to ensure the efficient and sustainable use of this
Greenhouse with geothermal heating
The project includes high technology with geothermal energy heating. It has all the equipment for intensive cucumber production in hydroponic cultivation with an extreme continental
Greenhouse and shade net
The project consists of a high and medium technology project for the rooting and development of plants in a forest nursery.
Linear agricultural infrastructure project in a BIM collaborative environment
BIM technology (Building Information Modeling) applied to linear infrastructures allows for greater control of the elements and a better reality seen in the initial phase,
Greenhouses equipped for research
Design, manufacture and construction of multi-tunnel greenhouses and technological equipment with fertirrigation systems, drip irrigation, low pressure humidification, thermal screen, Pad & Cooling, forced ventilation,
Sizymes: ortho-silicic acid
Demonstration trial of the efficacy of the application of Sizymes in a lemon tree crop against frost. Foliar application of Sizymes at a dose of
Success stories
New technologies applied to the management of collective irrigation networks
Hidroconta Technology Pill on the application of new technologies in the management of collective irrigation networks.
Comparison between high-performance systems for strawberries
J.Huete’s Technological Pill where he presents a comparison between high performance systems for strawberry cultivation.
