In this webcast recording, Cannabis Business Times Eric Sandy interviews Director of Cultivation with Rair Cannabis Co., Ashley Hubbard.
In this webinar recording, experts from Surna Cultivation Technologies and New Frontier Data explore the ways technology and innovation can be used to optimize cannabis cultivation.
Indoor agriculture experts and engineers engage in a discourse on managing controlled environment agriculture climates.
Surna Cultivation Technologies had the honor of touring Aeriz’s 150,000 sqft commercial aeroponic cannabis operation located in Anna Illinois. Follow Head Grower Zack Bigg and General Manager Steve Bundy as they walk through various layers of their grow process.
While every grower has their own preferences and faces a multitude of variables that may impact the best climate to achieve your intended quality, yield, odor, potency, and color, there are humidity and temperature ranges that are generally accepted. Let’s identify these ranges at each stage of cannabis growth, and discuss some of the key components of maintaining cannabis grow room environments.
You may have heard the term “HVACD” being used in relation to indoor ag environmental control. Let’s dive into the meaning of HVACD, and why dehumidification is an important pillar of your grow room’s mechanical system.
Not all stress is bad. In fact, some types of stress can push cannabis plants to work harder to produce bigger buds. It’s important to understand your limits, however, and to know how to protect your crop from unhealthy stress.
Learn from CEA planning and design experts on how you can pre-plan your indoor farm to avoid costly mistakes, choose the right internal systems for your facility, and work efficiently and effectively with architects and MEP professionals.
TruGro’s Director of Cultivation, Tom Schneider reviews his climate control system and offers his take on building out a commercial grow. Stay tuned to see why Tom recommends Surna Cultivation Technologies.
Hydronic cooling can be a great HVAC option for indoor cultivators to maintain temperature and humidity levels. But before you select your equipment, you should understand what hydronic cooling is and compare it to all the climate system options available to you.