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Explain how Dutch agriculture uses technology to fully control the growing environment of crops.
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Dutch growers use tightly controlled greenhouses and indoor farms that combine climate systems (heating, cooling, ventilation, light screens), LED lighting and CO2 enrichment with hydroponic or substrate systems so plants get exactly the water and nutrients they need. Networks of sensors and cameras feed real-time data to computerized controllers and AI, which automate irrigation/fertigation, shading, temperature, humidity and pest interventions; robots handle seeding, pruning and harvesting. Integrated pest management and strict hygiene minimize chemical use, while closed-loop water and heat recovery and smart energy systems make production efficient and predictable, allowing near-complete control over crop growth and quality year-round.
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