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Protected cultivation: types of greenhouses, cold frames, and temporary covers, microclimate and supplementary lighting, heating and ventilation, soils and substrates, specifics of growing crops in enclosed structures, and season extension.
6 min read For agronomists
Efficient planning of a nursery requires an accurate calculation of the planting area. The article provides basic consumption rates for planting material and recommendations on selecting cultivation technologies to achieve a high yield
4 min read For gardeners
Dill is a light-loving crop that produces a harvest just one month after emergence. The article examines agrotechnical rules for sowing, seed treatment, and plant care in protected and open soil
15 min read For gardeners
The article examines important nuances of polycarbonate installation: identifying the protective UV layer and the rules for removing the protective film. Advice is also offered on the rational placement of greenhouses on the plot relative to the borders with neighbors
15 min read For gardeners
The efficiency of crop cultivation and the comfort level for those resting directly depend on the microclimate quality in the greenhouse. The article discusses key factors influencing the internal environment, including lighting, humidity, and ventilation, which determine the functionality of the enclosed structure
3 min read For gardeners
The article presents the timing for transplant preparation, as well as agrotechnical practices for growing celery, cauliflower, beet, and swede in protected soil. You will learn about the specifics of sowing, pricking out, and maintaining optimal conditions for the development of seedlings
3 min read For gardeners
Vermicompost is a valuable organic fertilizer obtained by processing organic waste with earthworms. Learn how this biotechnological product helps to improve soil composition and significantly increase yield on your plot.
