Greenhouse farming

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When planning your greenhouse layout, the first step is deciding what you want to grow. Whether it's vegetables, flowers, or a mix of both, your choices will sh

Growing plants year-round, especially in cooler or fluctuating climates, can be a challenge. However, an underground greenhouse, also known as a ‘walipini’ or ‘pit greenhouse’, offers a sustainable solution. Leveraging the Earth’s natural insulation, these greenhouses maintain more consistent temperatures, protecting plants from harsh weather conditions and extending the growing season.

What is a Smart Urban Farm? K-farm challenges urban farming under extreme conditions and makes farming into a STEM education for all people. Because of the coastal condition along Victoria Harbour, we have combined three types of farming to suit our specific site and climate – Hydroponics to provide 365 farming in all conditions,... Read more »

Hoop houses provide simplicity, adaptability, opportunities for crop diversification, opportunities to extend your growing season, and ease of maintenance. Learn more about hoop houses on the farm at Bootstrap Farmer today!

In Mulberry Greenhouses, we know how much you love your plants. To keep them alive during winter season, we know that this can get really expensive. It might even outweigh the advantage of owning a greenhouse and growing your own plants. Here are some cheap ways to heat-up a greenhouse without using electricity; Decomposing hay or straw bales, dust bin or old oil drum filled with water, even a rabbit hutch complete with rabbit will warm it up......More information on this page.