Despite operating greenhouses a thousand miles apart from each other, this succulent grower has developed a system that allows it to track and fill even the most complex orders.
Much of the technology used in North American greenhouses originated overseas. Here are some products on display at the GreenTech show in The Netherlands that you may soon be using in your own operation.
Forbes magazine recently posted a list of the 25 most innovative ag-tech startups in 2018, which includes a few companies involved in greenhouse plant production.
It can be a little difficult to wrap your head around the speed of change in greenhouse technology these days, but it’s time to be thinking about where your business will be a decade from now.
Autogrow, a New Zealand-based ag tech company, has combined the features of Amazon’s virtual assistant Alexa and Autogrow’s IntelliGrow API (Application Programming Interface) to create the first-ever talking automated growing system.
Greenhouse software suppliers say their grower customers are looking for platforms that can integrate data from the front office throughout the entire production process. Here’s a look at some of the latest systems on the market.
The Watsonville, CA, young plant producer, specializing in perennial plugs and liners, is looking to optimize efficiency on the front end of production.
Pleasant View Gardens recently made a major investment in its greenhouse software system. Here’s how the company was able to use the technology to better coordinate all of its growing activities.
Despite the higher initial costs, the report indicates the technology is evolving rapidly and will likely surpass other horticultural lighting systems in performance.
“Light Management in Controlled Environments,” the new book that presents the underlying biology of how light influences plant growth in greenhouses and controlled environments, recently earned two awards.
High humidity levels in the greenhouse can lead to favorable conditions for fungi. Installing dehumidification technology is one way to better protect your crop.
