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    there is the ability to run a computerised plant control system which controls the heat and ventilation of the greenhouse. It is likely that there will be different requirements for the system through the year. Alteration on the computer programme will allow the greenhouse environment to be adjusted which will help the growth of certain plants. Building a state of the art greenhouse with a computerised environmental control system will enable Progress Plants to create the best possible conditions

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    There have been many improvements in the farming industry. Indoor farming‚ like greenhouses have come along way in the past century. The constant need for food combined with the lack of sufficient land to grow food has increased the need for scientists to come up with modern advances in the farming business. With the growing need for land and the growing population scientists have come up with the idea of vertical farming. The idea of vertical farming is continually growing. According to Wikipedia

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    Eden Project Case Study Introduction to Eden Eden Project is one of the largest greenhouses in the world‚ it is a top Cornwall’s tourist attraction and an educational charity that attracts millions of tourist every year to come and see an outstanding collection of plants placed inside huge artificial biomes. Eden Project is not only a popular tourist attraction‚ it is a social enterprise that aims to “inspire people to go on a journey of discovery about the kind of society we want to live” (Eden

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    In the article Going for the Look‚ but Risking Discrimination‚ Steven Greenhouse discusses how this new technique could be a form of discrimination‚ and why industry analyst‚ like Marshall Cohen‚ think the strategy is necessary. The definition of discrimination is the showing of unjust favor‚ and by companies declining employment to those who do not fit their “image” definitely appears to be unjust. In the article Mr. Greenhouse gives countless examples of how hiring based off looks could be seen

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    of Community Greenhouses – SWOT Analysis Food insecurity is highly prevalent in First Nation communities. Skinner‚ Hanning‚ Metatawabin‚ & Tsuji (2013) suggest that improving food security in remote and northern communities should include “revitalization of traditional harvesting practices‚ the adoption of sustainable agriculture‚ and local food production” (p.2). In Fort Albany First Nation (FAFN)‚ they implemented a greenhouse to enhance food security. By implementing greenhouses many strengths

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    t s in t h e Greenhouse: Effects on R e l a t i v e G r o w t h Rate‚ Net A s s i m i l a t i o n Rate and L e a f Area Ratio G.T. BRUGGINK and E. HEUVELINK Department of Horticulture‚ Agricultural University‚ P.O. Box 30‚ 6700 AA Wageningen (The Netherlands) Publication No. 526 (Accepted for publication 22 October 1986 ) ASR C BT A T Bruggink‚ G.T. and Heuvelink‚ E.‚ 1987. Influence of light on the growth of young tomato‚ cucumber and sweet pepper plants in the greenhouse: effects on relative

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    SHOULD WE BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT? The greenhouse effect‚ by definition is the process by which the at​mosphere is assailed by an excess of carbon dioxide. What happens is that carbon dioxide released in large quantities by industry collects at the lower part of the earth ’s upper atmosphere. Because of this‚ part of the heat that is reflected from the earth is absorbed by this carbon dioxide and returned to the earth as heat. This shield‚ so to speak‚ lets the sun​light through

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    Global Greenhouse Horticulture Market 2014-20180280035Greenhouse horticulture refers to the production of horticulture crops within a structured shelter in order to provide customized growing conditions for the crops. The majority of greenhouse structures are made from plastic‚ followed by glass and other materials. Greenhouses facilitate the protection of crops from diseases‚ pests‚ and various negative weather conditions. Greenhouse horticulture production has many benefits over conventional crop

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    September 12 ‚ 2014 Grade 7 – C Miss Imee Masilungan The Greenhouse Effect The greenhouse effect is the thermal radiation from the planetary surface absorbed by the atmospheric gases. It is radiated in all direction. It is also the trapping of heat near the earth’s surface. Without the greenhouse effect the earth would be much colder at around 33 degrees Celsius . All bodies of water on earth would be frozen. The greenhouse effect occurs when the solar radiation is absorbed by the atmospheric

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    layer brought on by the rising levels of trapped gases known as the greenhouse effect resulting especially from pollution. Global warming is‚ in Laymen’s terms‚ altering the balance in energy of the earth (Reid 27). “The topic of climatic change has been in question since the late 1980’s” (Reid 170). “Contrary to what some believe‚ global warming is affected by human life and the tolls that technology and the resulting greenhouse gases have on the environment. The human influence is disrupting

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