Greenhouse Facilities

Greenhouse facilities are structures designed to cultivate plants by providing controlled environmental conditions. Typically made of glass or plastic, they allow sunlight to enter while trapping heat, creating a warm environment ideal for plant growth. These facilities can regulate temperature, humidity, and ventilation, making it possible to grow various crops year-round, regardless of outdoor weather. Greenhouses are widely used in agriculture to enhance crop yields, protect plants from pests and diseases, and extend growing seasons, contributing to food production and sustainability efforts.