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Complying with light abatement regulations without compromising your crops and the growing climate
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Municipalities are implementing strict bylaws for greenhouse horticultural operations that are artificially lighting their crops out of necessity to extend their growing season. Investments in light abatement screens not only provide these operations with the necessary resolve to contain the light but also reduce their energy costs. That’s a good thing, right?
But what if the bylaws do not allow these growing operations to gap their light abatement blackout curtains in a proper and efficient way? This creates a big challenge for growers to mitigate high humidity and heat build-up in their greenhouse.
Join Svensson and Priva for this informative and interactive virtual session where we will share our insights and recommendations for keeping crops in balance under these unusual circumstances.
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Greenhouse light abatement bylaws, now what?
Monday, March 8th @ 1 PM (EST), 10 AM (PT)
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Ask the Experts
Bypass your screening and computer control concerns by bringing your questions to the attention of our panelists. Not only will our consultants share their experience, but they will also provide answers to your most pressing questions.
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Presenters & Panelist
Ton Habraken
Greenhouse Climate Consultant, Svensson
Paul Jense
Technical Trainer and Horticultural Consultant, Priva
Lars van Baar
Head Grower, Combivliet Noordvliet
Moderator:
Chris Beytes
Editor, Grower Talks, Ball Publishing
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Knowledge session brought to you on behalf of ACT (Advancing Cultivation Technologies) partners Svensson and Priva Controls.
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