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Whiteflies pose a serious threat to greenhouse crops, causing widespread damage. These tiny, sap-sucking insects cause direct damage, spread plant viruses, and leave sticky honeydew that promotes mold, leading to significant crop losses. We’ll trace the whitefly’s rapid life cycle, detail crop damage, emphasize early detection, outline effective prevention methods, and explore how artificial intelligence is transforming pest management. With this knowledge, you can protect greenhouse yields and foster sustainable production.

Internode length, the space between consecutive nodes on a plant stem, is a pivotal trait influencing plant architecture, resource transport, and reproductive success. Effective management of internode length can enhance light distribution, photosynthesis, and yield, particularly in greenhouse settings.

Foil tunnels, or polytunnels, provide growers with affordable, controlled environments that protect crops and improve yields. We explore their advantages over open-field farming, common challenges, and strategies like using cover crops to boost productivity and sustainability.

Tomato Mosaic Virus has been challenging greenhouse tomato growers for years, impacting both yield and fruit quality. It’s hard to eradicate once present, prompting strict sanitary measures and ongoing development of resistant varieties. Here’s what you need to know now to protect your crops.

Achieving high strawberry yields in greenhouses means mastering temperature, light, humidity, and soil conditions. We break down proven climate control methods and show how technology can make precision growing simpler and more effective.

Crop waste in greenhouses is costly and unsustainable. Learn practical, research-based techniques to cut waste, improve efficiency, and boost profitability, while making your growing practices more environmentally friendly.