Greenhouses are ceasing to be just a platform for cucumbers and tomatoes.

Manufacturers of closed-ground systems are increasingly no longer viewing greenhouses solely as places for traditional vegetables, transforming them into versatile production facilities.

Manufacturers of closed-ground systems are increasingly no longer viewing greenhouses solely as a place for traditional vegetables, transforming them into versatile production sites. This allows for rapid reconfiguration of production to meet current market demand and makes business more resilient to market and climate risks. This is stated in a publication by the "Plantator" magazine. "A greenhouse provides the opportunity not just to obtain an early harvest. It allows you to enter the market when the price is still high, and this radically changes the economics of grape growing," said Andriy Prylepkо, owner of a farming enterprise and agro-shop, who has fully focused on growing table grapes under film. Another example of effective diversification is combining different areas to avoid downtime in work. "Combining flower cultivation with vegetable seedling production allows for almost continuous use of the closed ground, more evenly load staff, and generate income for a larger ...