Business & Operations
Source: HD.com According to Jay Vanparia of Ambica Polymer, growers generally recognise these issues, but the practical challenge lies in managing them without complicating existing greenhouse systems. Direct sunlight can create variability within the same greenhouse section, resulting in uneven plant growth and differences in crop quality. © Ambica Polymer
Business & Operations
Source: VFD.com The system is capable of cultivating lettuces, aromatic herbs, microgreens, fruiting crops, and flowers, among other varieties, within a single adaptable technology platform. Drawing on Parcitank's industrial and manufacturing expertise, Farmitank is positioned to serve a broad spectrum of end users, including professional growers, supermarkets
Controls & Automation
Source: HD.com Agricontrol by Termotecnica Pericoli launches X-3TRH One controller, three smart contacts, infinite configurations Agricontrol by Termotecnica Pericoli, with 45 years of experience in greenhouse climate control and agricultural automation, presents the X-3TRH: a digital thermostat/humidistat featuring three independent smart contacts, each individually programmable to manage temperature,
Business & Operations
Source: HD.com Malaysia: Pahang Sultan urges Cameron Highlands growers to reduce pesticide use The Sultan of Pahang has called on greenhouse growers in Cameron Highlands to reduce and avoid the use of insecticides and other chemical inputs in protected cultivation systems. Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah
Controls & Automation
Source: VFD.com The event will be held from 9 to 11 June at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre. Vision Stage On Tuesday, 9 June, from 10:15 to 11:00 AM, Annie van de Riet (AVAG) will moderate a session titled 'How Controlled Environment Agriculture helps feeding and
Business & Operations
Source: VFD.com Harvest Panel Systems, which manufactures and installs insulated metal panels for controlled environment facilities, used its presentation at the CEA and Indoor Farming conference to argue that the materials chosen at the design phase determine a facility's energy costs more than any subsequent operational decision.
Regulation & Compliance
Source: VFD.com Controlled Environment Agriculture Alliance Executive Director Tom Stenzel says greenhouse-grown tomatoes should not be in the same category as field-grown. "The market impact on field-grown tomatoes that I have seen, I call the greenhouse revolution, not imports of competitive field-grown product," he says. greenhouse-grown tomatoes
Business & Operations
Source: HD.com 10–11, 2026, in Charlotte-Concord, N.C., CEAg World is not a traditional trade show. It is a curated, grower-first gathering designed to prioritize meaningful connections, practical learning, and real business outcomes over scale. "This event is about delivering practical, proven solutions, from climate and inputs
Business & Operations
Source: VFD.com Mexico: Dutch companies to invest over $200 million in automated greenhouse project Thanks! The companies, along with Dutch company Van der Hoeven, will invest $70 million in the first phase of the project. The project will begin with an initial phase of US$70 million and aims
Facility Design
Source: HD.com With the newly developed DG-12 50Hz, DryGair has introduced a more compact unit designed for dense crops such as vegetables, with added control capabilities to adjust operation throughout the growing season. All the time, air is moving continuously: a mellow movement that helps create uniform climate conditions.
Business & Operations
Source: HD.com At GreenTech Amsterdam, Priva will showcase Priva One: Priva's new crop-centric operating system designed to bring climate control, irrigation, crop performance and daily operations together in one platform. Instead of navigating separate systems and compartments, growers can manage daily operations from the perspective of the
Business & Operations
Source: VFD.com Biosensors show yield gains in Dutch tomato trials for second consecutive season For the second consecutive growing season, biosensors developed by Vivent Biosignals have been trialled in tomato cultivation at Tomatoworld in the Netherlands. © Thijmen Tiersma | VerticalFarmDaily.com Interested parties were given the opportunity on Wednesday, May