Watching your agriculture business grow is a priceless experience since it shows that your efforts and hard work have a positive impact.
What began as a place for small production quantities has now grown larger. This means that there is a need for a bigger space and better-growing technology.
Do you know how a greenhouse works? Most people don't, but they're fascinating structures that can play an important role in agriculture. In the dynamic world of agriculture, mastering precise greenhouse temperature control is paramount for optimizing greenhouse benefits and overall greenhouse control.
In this post, we'll take a look at what greenhouses are and how they function. We'll also explore some of the benefits that greenhouses can provide for farmers and growers. So if you're interested in learning more about these structures, read on!
Farmers know that their success depends on the weather. They need to be able to predict the temperature, when it will rain, and how long the frost will last. Greenhouses offer a way to extend your growing season, no matter what the weather is like outside. But what are greenhouses, and how do they work? Let's take a closer look!
Commercial greenhouse growers, for the most part, have had a good 2021. With everyone still hesitant to change their tendencies of staying close to home, spring plant sales were good. Potted crops and other floral crops have moved well.
Energy cost increases, supply chain delays, labor shortages, and significant jumps in most input and shipping costs are potential issues affecting the industry.
Pipp Horticulture (a division of Pipp Mobile Storage Systems, Inc.) (“Pipp”), the leading provider of space-saving, multi-level mobile cultivation systems, announced today that it has acquired the GGS Group of Companies (“GGS”). Based in Vineland Station, Ontario, GGS is one of the most recognized names in the Horticulture industry. They have been the leading manufacturer of top-quality greenhouses and turnkey greenhouse growing solutions including traditional rolling benches, heating and ventilation systems, and curtain systems.
In a previous blog we have discussed the ideal size for a marijuana greenhouse however it is worth looking at it again.
From the days that the legal marijuana industry took off it has been an amazing, and exciting roller coaster ride that is not over yet. As much as the opportunities to get into the business have changed with both huge successes and notable failures along the way, this is still a young industry with a lot of room to grow.
Many of us typically dread winter, reportedly up to months before it actually begins.
This year especially, after months of isolation for many and taking advantage of the summer weather with outdoor gatherings, the cold winter months on the way are becoming concerning. Psychologists are beginning to worry about our mental and physical health with the combination of shorter days, colder weather, and ongoing pandemic precautions.
With Winter around the corner, colder weather and shorter days are on their way. It’s a good time to re-post a relevant blog on tips for preparing your greenhouse for winter, focusing on the coming seasonal changes.