Technology
How to Catch Maintenance Blind Spots When Designing a Greenhouse
November 12, 2026
Many growers aren’t aware that their choice of fan air speed may be exacerbating the spread of mildew pathogens.
See how Floricultura is using wireless sensors and crop-weight data to connect greenhouse conditions with orchid irrigation and crop response.
As greenhouses become more data-driven, operators must prioritize cybersecurity to protect production systems and operational data.
AI can analyze data, answer questions and even build software, but that doesn’t mean it understands your greenhouse operation.
SAF Now provides users with industry news, business resources, educational opportunities, networking, and acts as an event hub.
Researchers in Denmark and Germany plan to develop an automated sensor system that can measure individual nutrients in greenhouse water.
This new integration provides growers with real-time crop and rootzone data for improved performance and decision-making.
New types of greenhouse coverings are giving growers more control over light, energy use, and crop conditions.
TTA-ISO President Kris Nightengale says an automation journey starts by asking if you’re a grower or a manufacturer producing a living product.
A recent tour of Growscape’s facilities provided a closer look at ReTerra, a first-of-its-kind plantable bioplastic solution engineered for greenhouse and nursery applications.
The partnership pairs Priva’s platform and sensor data with Nelson’s wireless valve technology to address common irrigation problems.
From ROI blind spots to retrofit surprises, avoid common mistakes when designing and managing supplemental lighting for greenhouse crops.
It’s very easy to be lured by the idea that technology will fix all our problems, make our lives easier, and give us a competitive edge.