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During the autumn/spring “off” season, yield and quality of tomatoes are often affected by insufficient CO2 and low light in greenhouse production.
Tonghua Pan +8 more
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. We present results from the FAOSTAT emissions shares database, covering emissions from agri-food systems and their shares to total anthropogenic emissions for 196 countries and 40 territories for the period 1990–2019.
F. Tubiello +19 more
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Heating greenhouses by light: A novel concept for intensive greenhouse production
High-tech greenhouses are characterised by high yields and high energy consumption. Current trends towards expanded use of supplemental lighting further increase the intensity of crop production and energy use, and it is expected that the availability of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) will accelerate this trend.
Katzin, David +3 more
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Climate and Yield in a closed greenhouse [PDF]
The so-called closed greenhouse (closed ventilation windows) is a recent innovation in Dutch greenhouse industry. The technical concept consists of a heat pump, underground (aquifer) seasonal energy storage as well as daytime storage, air treatment units
Bakker, M.J. +3 more
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The production of greenhouse ornamentals relies on high fertilizer inputs to meet scheduling deadlines and quality standards, but overfertilization has negative environmental impacts.
Kaylee A. South +2 more
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Remote Control of Greenhouse Vegetable Production with Artificial Intelligence—Greenhouse Climate, Irrigation, and Crop Production [PDF]
The global population is increasing rapidly, together with the demand for healthy fresh food. The greenhouse industry can play an important role, but encounters difficulties finding skilled staff to manage crop production. Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached breakthroughs in several areas, however, not yet in horticulture.
Hemming, Silke +4 more
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A Simple and Effective Model for Predicting the Thermal Energy Requirements of Greenhouses in Europe
In this paper, a simple model is proposed for predicting the thermal energy requirements of greenhouses in Europe. The model estimates the annual heating requirements and the maximum required heating power, along with the corresponding heating and zero ...
Anna-Maria N. Dimitropoulou +2 more
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Our aim in this study was to examine lettuce production in vertical farming or in conventional greenhouse production in Northern European conditions from the perspective of climate change impact and environmental sustainability.
K. Joensuu +5 more
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The amount of energy used in agricultural production, processing and distribution is constantly increasing. During the winter months in the greenhouse production industry, the supplemental lighting required to keep up production levels results in high ...
Katarzyna Kowalczyk +3 more
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Use of supplementary lighting top screens and effects on greenhouse climate and return on investment [PDF]
Discomfort caused by light pollution from greenhouses that apply supplementary lighting is an issue in Dutch society nowadays. At this moment Dutch legislation requires an opaque screen that reduces light transmission of the greenhouse wall by 95%.
Bongaerts, H.R.M. +3 more
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