Category: Controlled Environment Agriculture
Greenhouse upgrade at MSU
Upgrades to the greenhouse at Michigan State University began from necessity and continue from the need for modern facilities for research and production.
Sollum Technologies, Damatex partner
Sollum Technologies announced a new partnership with Damatex. This collaboration is about simplifying clients’ daily operations.
CEA Summit East calls for graduate student research posters
The Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Summit East brings academia and CEA business sectors together to encourage collaboration and innovation in the industry.
Grower Success Stories: Relying on vertical integration for success
Red Sun Farms stands as one of North America’s largest, fully vertically integrated high-tech greenhouse growing operations.
Technically Speaking: Controlling greenhouse temperature for successful production
The single greatest reason we grow crops inside greenhouses is to regulate the temperature and its management is so critical to success.
SGAFT: Technology ladders + math = actionable education
SGAFT is helping small growers leverage technology to better compete in the local agriculture and small business sectors of our economy.
Vestaron insecticide wins EPA approval for greenhouse use
Vestaron Corp. has obtained EPA approval for its second active ingredient
Walter Stark launches consulting business, website focusing on CEA
Walter Stark has launched Walter Stark Consulting, with a focus on highlighting the next generation of HVAC technology for CEA facilities.
CEA Alliance hosts webinar on energy management
The Controlled Environment Agriculture Alliance will host its first webinar of 2024 at 2:00 p.m. EST, Thursday, Jan. 18.
Maximizing the greenhouse
Climate Control Systems Inc. has three flagship products to help growers maximize crop yields, and improve water and energy efficiency.
Technically Speaking: Crop acclimation
Plants have developed mechanisms to perceive and acclimate to the environment so they can tolerate adverse conditions.
Striving for optimal greenhouse control
In greenhouse production, mechanization and automation can help reduce labor requirements as long as the technology is cost-effective.