During the summer and shoulder months, cooling and humidity control can make up a significant amount of a greenhouse facility’s energy use.

Growers need to keep their heating solutions top-of-mind during the summer months.

The pressures of increased energy costs and compliance with new energy codes is driving the development and adoption of systems that reduce energy consumption.

Well-maintained HVAC systems are a critical component to minimizing airborne pathogens, and it’s important that these units stay operational throughout the year.

Commercial greenhouse owners should consider adding an extra layer of protection to their HVAC units.

One of California’s oldest flower producers is facing hard decisions between paying for heat and paying employees.

Developments in technology and process automation can improve energy efficiency, and make sure that power and resources are targeted in their use for maximum return on investment.

Dr. Nadia Sabeh, the founder and CEO of Dr. Greenhouse, Inc., will be hosting an HVAC and Controls Workshop prior to the start of the MJBizCon conference in Las Vegas in mid-November.

Even the best heating unit needs regular maintenance to maintain optimal performance. Creating and sticking to a maintenance schedule will ensure your crops are in the perfect environment.

Lowering production costs and increasing efficiency is important to all greenhouse growers as labor, energy, and input costs get more expensive.

A new Vapor Pressure Deficit Calculator app helps growers identify the best environment for plant steering and health to ensure optimal crop outcomes and timing.

Some New Jersey growers say they’ve been forced to turn down the heat in their greenhouses due to the increased cost of energy.

If heaters fail to work properly, it can result in the loss of plant production and be detri-mental to a grower’s bottom line.