When it comes to maximizing natural light, our “cheapest” resource, new technological developments in the past few years have allowed growers to maximize Mother Nature’s free gift: the sun.
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An insect screen that offers effective thrip control without compromising ventilation
This article featured in Koppert’s Biojournal highlights the importance of taking a comprehensive approach to thrip exclusion and examines why precision and special attention to quality insect meshes is critical.
Keeping Us Honest
GrowerTalks, November 2017: New standardized test method allows growers to make more accurate climate curtain comparisons and better calculate greenhouse performance.
Porta Nova prepares for expansion and selects new Harmony for more diffused light
The climate screen is only part of creating the perfect climate, says crop supervisor Aad van Luijk from Porta Nova.
‘More light in the greenhouse, more growth, and a good feeling’
Mini gerbera grower Ruud Batist from Maasdijk, Holland invested in Svensson’s new generation of Harmony screens last year.
Suppliers Seek to Help Growers Save on Energy Costs
Stella Thomas, Marketing Manager at Svensson, says energy savings are always top of mind, with growers especially interested in maximizing their energy savings potential.
Climate curtains for considerable savings
It’s always during tax season that we’re confronted with the certainty and prominence of taxes, both personally and professionally.
New Harmony for Lansbergen Roses
The moment finally came in May when the Lansbergen Roses greenhouses were to be equipped with the modern New Harmony screen. “If everything is right, it will result in the best possible growth”
Which Shading Is The Winner in Florida Trials?
Diffused light results in more active leaves and better usage of light. When it comes to shading, which type performs best in greenhouses?
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Which Shading Is The Winner in Florida Trials?
Diffused light results in more active leaves and better usage of light. When it comes to shading, which type performs best in greenhouses? Two recent studies conducted in Florida set out to find the answer by comparing the properties of three 60 percent shades commonly used for nursery and greenhouse production.
