This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Addium, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Robert Dale Agnes and Fertigation Sensor Innovation.
Introduction
Robert Dale Agnes is an inventor associated with Moscow, Idaho, and Addium, Inc. His work includes a patented sensor system designed to monitor fertigation—the delivery of fertilizer through irrigation water—and provide information about conditions affecting plant growth.
Latest Patents
Agnes is credited with 1 patent: “Fertigation Feed Sensor System.” The invention uses two sensor systems, each with a container that collects feed solution from a fertigation source and a sensor positioned in the container. The systems can measure volumetric flow rates, electrical conductivity, and permittivity before and after the solution is supplied to plants. These measurements can provide data about plant development and growing conditions.
Career Highlights
Agnes’s listed patent connects sensor-based measurement with agricultural fertigation. By monitoring the solution at different points in the process, the system is designed to help characterize how plants and their growing conditions relate to the delivered feed solution.
Collaborations
Agnes is associated with Addium, Inc. His listed coworkers include Gaylon S. Campbell and Scott H. Campbell.
Conclusion
Robert Dale Agnes’s patented fertigation sensor system applies measurement technology to agricultural monitoring, offering data that can help assess plant development and growing conditions.
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