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A site for an industrial greenhouse is chosen on more than area and land price. Before design work starts it is necessary to assess the legal status of the site, the availability of utilities, the characteristics of the soil, the terrain, the climatic loads,…
State support for greenhouse businesses can be used as one of the funding instruments when creating or expanding a production facility. Different mechanisms apply to such projects: subsidised agricultural lending, regional programmes, subsidies…
A greenhouse business plan is best prepared before the final structure and equipment package are chosen. It ties together the crop, the area, the growing technology, the sales market, CAPEX, OPEX and the requirements for the future facility. Without this…
An industrial greenhouse for leafy greens is chosen with the crop, the growing technology, the seasonality, the area and the required output in mind. For commercial production it is important to consider not only the frame but the complex as a whole: the structure,…
An industrial greenhouse for cucumbers is more than a frame with a covering. The cucumber needs a stable microclimate, controlled humidity, adjustable ventilation, precise irrigation and well-designed heating. An error in any system…
An industrial greenhouse for flowers is not chosen by the type of structure alone. The decision is shaped by the crop, the seasonality of production, the region and the requirements for microclimate, lighting, irrigation and the level of automation. For year-round floriculture…
The budget is put together for a particular crop, site, region and operating regime: seasonal production or a year-round cycle.
The tomato responds to every decision in the design. Trellis height, light transmission, the rate of air exchange, the precision of fertigation — all of it directly affects the cycle, the fruiting and the resistance to disease. An industrial…
The strawberry is a sensitive crop. Rain during flowering disrupts pollination, hail damages the fruit set and the leaves, and temperature swings shorten the season and pull down berry quality. Open field growing therefore remains…