In Salt Lake City, Utah, construction is underway for what will become an exciting new hands-on learning space for students and other community members to uncover mysteries of the natural world. Tracy Aviary, an organization focused on conservation science...
When starting a new greenhouse cultivation operation or expanding an existing one, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with options. Typically the initial question is what type of greenhouse to purchase. But even within this query there are the additional...
Location: Gunnison, Colorado
Climate Zone: 4a
Size: 30’x 80′
Application: Commercial
Technologies: shade cloth, SunSense™, aquaponic grow system, wetwall
Date Completed: 2021
The greenhouse at Gunni Gal Farms was designed to endure the challenging...
Location: Boone, North Carolina
Climate Zone: 6b
Size: 30’x49′
Application: Educational
Ceres Technologies: GAHT® System, SunSense™
Date Completed: 2021
Appalachian State University, located in Boone, North Carolina, is a public university...
Location: North Carolina
Climate Zone: 8a
Size: 30′ x 40′
Application: Residential
Ceres Technologies: GAHT®
Date Completed: 2019
In the northwestern corner of North Carolina—where winters regularly bring freezing temperatures—our client...
Location: Denver, CO
Climate Zone: 5b/6a
Size: 30’x49′
Application: Educational
Ceres Technologies: SunSense™, Shade Curtains, Wet Wall
Date Completed: 2025
The Ceres HighYield™ Kit at Bruce Randolph High School is an educational tool for...
By Floris Berghout, CEO of Viemose DGS
Across the United States, greenhouse growers are navigating a fast-changing landscape. Rising input costs, unpredictable weather patterns, and growing demand for fresh, local produce have led many to rethink how...
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a greenhouse? Or maybe you’ve dreamed about growing fruit trees but dismissed the idea because your climate is too cold? You’re not alone. This concept of living in, or attached to, a greenhouse...
While it is typically within the scope of the federal government to issue agricultural grants, there is currently a lot of uncertainty around the status and future of some programs. During this time we would like to shift our focus from federal toward...
