Practice · 22 articles

Ventilation

Ventilation is a key element of microclimate management in protected ground. Plant health, growth rate, the efficiency of hardening transplants, and the overall yield of crops directly depend on the quality of air exchange. Proper organization of the ventilation system, combined with competent thermal insulation and heating automation, allows not only to maintain optimal conditions for the growing season but also to significantly reduce the risks of overheating during hot periods. Understanding the physics of ventilation processes is necessary to create a favorable environment in both professional film complexes and small hobby greenhouses or winter gardens.

This selection brings together materials on the design, construction, and operation of greenhouses with an emphasis on climate control systems. You will find methods for calculating natural ventilation, recommendations on choosing materials for light-transmitting covers, and tips for structure installation. The articles cover technical solutions for efficient air exchange, issues of temperature regime automation, and practical aspects of maintaining film covers. This toolkit will help agronomists and plot owners optimize the cultivation of vegetable crops, ensuring them a stable and controlled habitat.

Greenhouses and covers For agronomists

Greenhouse construction and recommendations for growing vegetables and flowers

The author shares professional experience in the development of the protected ground industry and recalls the work on the first recommendations for growing vegetables and transplants under film covers. The article covers the historical development of greenhouses in the research environment