Client: KWS
Location: Einbeck, Germany
Partners: Ceres, Block
Ceres Involvement: Consulting
Date: February 2026
KWS enlisted the help of Ceres Greenhouse Solutions after dealing with falling glass in one of their greenhouses located at their...
Location: Ancram, New York
Climate Zone: 5b
Size: 30’x90′
Application: Commercial, Community, Educational
Date Completed: 2021
Wally Farms, a 1,000-acre farm business incubator in Ancram, New York, is using its Ceres greenhouse as...
Location: Shirley, New York
Climate Zone: 7a
Size: 23’x52′
Application: Commercial, Educational
Technologies: SunSense™, wetwall, GAHT®
Date Completed: 2025
Birdsfoot Farm, part of the 300-acre Avalon Nature Preserve in Shirley,...
Location: Hudson, New York
Size: 23’x 30′
Application: community learning space
Nestled along the Hudson River and in close proximity to the picturesque Catskill Mountains, Hudson, New York, interweaves the vibrancy of urban life with...
Location: Boulder, Colorado
Climate Zone: 5b
Size: 30’x60′
Application: Community
Technologies: SunSense™, wetwall, mechanical dehumidification
Date Completed: 2026
Ceres designed a 30’ x 60’ HighYield™ Kit greenhouse for the nonprofit...
When an engineer sizes a greenhouse heating or cooling system, the most common approach is to pick a design day, typically a single worst-case temperature, and calculate the load from there. It is a well-established method for conventional buildings....
A comprehensive guide for growers, developers, researchers, and ag-tech investors
The greenhouse industry is complicated — highly competitive, oftentimes undifferentiated, with varying price points. While an imported greenhouse may appear to be a bargain...
As growers and organizations look for more sustainable ways to produce food, the idea of the “net zero greenhouse” is getting a lot of attention.
Greenhouses sit at the intersection of some of today’s biggest challenges: climate resilience, food security,...
The difference between a standard commercial greenhouse and a purpose-built research greenhouse facility is significant. General-use structures are optimized for production and cost. Research-grade facilities are optimized for biosecurity, precision,...
Planning a commercial greenhouse or indoor farm is a complex undertaking. Before permits are pulled, equipment is ordered, or a single post is set, there’s a planning phase that determines how smoothly everything else goes: schematic design.
For...
