Agriculture
Unique design, Greenhouses enable year-round production, protection from weather conditions, and complete control over growing conditions, which increases crop yield and quality.tailored to your needs.
Greenhouses are traditionally associated with vegetable production. It is well known that they provide controlled conditions that extend the growing season and increase both the quality and quantity of crops.
Benefits:
extended growing season,
consistent crop quality all year round,
the ability to grow crops even in regions with unfavorable climates.
Greenhouses are often used for the professional cultivation of seedlings, which are then transplanted outdoors or prepared for sale to end customers.
Benefits:
faster seed germination due to optimal conditions,
protection from external factors such as pests and diseases,
greater control over substrates and nutrients.
Greenhouses allow for the cultivation of fruit trees in regions where the climate is not ideal or where additional protection is needed to provide favorable growing conditions for certain species.
Benefits:
Benefits: protection from external factors such as pests, diseases, and weather conditions (hail, frost, wind, heavy rain).
Cherries and sour cherries - Greenhouses prevent fruit from cracking due to excessive moisture.
Grapes - Protecting vines from hail and diseases such as downy mildew allows for greater stability in quality and crop yields.
Peaches and apricots - In greenhouses, trees are protected from spring frosts, which allows for stable flowering and orchard productivity. Extending the growing and marketing season.
Extension of the growing and marketing season (earlier or later fruit harvesting).
Consistent quality and crop yields throughout the year.
Protection from external factors such as pests and diseases. Greater control over substrates and nutrients.
Greater control over substrates and nutrients.
Early production: Cherries, sour cherries, or apricots in greenhouses ripen several weeks before the usual season, giving growers a market advantage. Late ripening: Extend the season by growing fruit in greenhouses, where trees are protected from the first autumn chills.
Strawberries
Strawberries are often grown in tunnel or high-tunnel greenhouses, where they are protected from rain, frost, and heatwaves.
Raspberries and blackberries
These varieties are sensitive to wind and heavy rainfall. Using a greenhouse not only protects them from adverse conditions but also helps maintain quality and increase crop yields.
Blueberries
Growing blueberries in substrate under a greenhouse allows for precise control over soil acidity and moisture, which is key to a successful harvest.