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Different growing structures for protected horticulture (glasshouse, naturally ventilated greenhouse, hi-tech and semi hi-tech structures, polyhouses, heating tunnel, screen house, rain shelters)
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Historical perspective and status of protected horticulture in Nepal and around the world
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Nursery media and seedling/sapling raising in protected structures
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Geographic information system (GIS), global positioning system (GPS) and their applications in precision horticulture
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Master Protected and Precision Horticulture – Notes, Case Studies and Practical Insights – with Rahul

Advantages of computers for greenhouse management

  • The computer always knows what all systems are doing and, if programmed properly, can coordinate these systems without overlap to provide the optimum environment.
  • The computer can record the environmental data, which can be displayed to show current conditions or stored and processed ones to provide a history of the cropping period, and if desired it may also be displayed in table or graph form.
  • A high-speed computer with networking facility can control several remotely located greenhouses, by placing the computer in a central area and the results can be monitored frequently by the management.
  • With proper programming and sensing systems, the computer can anticipate weather changes and make adjustments in heating and ventilation systems, thus saving the energy.
  • The computer can be programmed to sound an alarm if conditions become unacceptable to and to detect sensor and equipment failure.

 

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