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Our Greenhouses can be used for:

Greenhouse Tunnels North West specializes in the relatively new concept of intensive agriculture which relates to the highly-controlled growth of produce in greenhouses.

Until the appearance of this new concept, most of the crop growth was done in the open fields, thus leaving the grower and his crops exposed to the fluctuations of nature. The weather conditions directly influenced the length and success of crop growth seasons – a growth system known as extensive seasonal agriculture. 

The introduction of indoor crop growth in controlled climate conditions neutralizes the impact of weather hazards and, theoretically, enables year-round growth. This new approach marked the world’s introduction to the concept of intensive agriculture. A significant concept change, greenhouse production has become a new, technology-based industry, involving new types of technical equipment capable of achieving predictable results and profits. 

The competitiveness in markets and the ever-increasing quality standards for growers have increased the importance of each small agricultural production unit. It is within these units that the advantages of the modern greenhouse are expressed – the ability to control crop growth, growth schedules and yield, almost regardless of external factors, while protecting the high quality of produce year-round and ensuring the farmer a stable flow of income. 

Best Greenhouse Tunnels’ North West control over crop growth parameters results in:

• Higher quality crops resulting in higher profits.
• Improved land utilization which leaves land resources for other purposes (i.e.; real estate development).
• Better-supervised production of organic and bio produce, without the use of pesticides.
• A substantial decrease in water and fertilizer use, as well as minimal exposure to infections and environmental hazards serving as a basis for the installation of recycling systems.
• The considerable economy in manpower, as compared with the labor required for tending to open fields, while providing year-round (not seasonal) employment.
• Improved ability to compete in export markets.
• A constant need for training and professional specialization which leads to the excellence of personnel.
• Soil-less Substrate

There are several methods of crop growth using soil-less substrate. By definition, this method has the purpose of avoiding soil quality and soil-related diseases and pests.