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Strawberry Greenhouses for Commercial Growers
A strawberry greenhouse controls the climate, protects fruit from rain and pests, and extends the harvest. The growing system you choose decides the layout, so we design the greenhouse around it.
Choose the growing system first
Strawberries can be grown in several ways, and each changes the structure, the irrigation and the bay layout:
Ground beds
Plants grow in beds on the greenhouse floor. The bay layout follows the bed spacing.
Affects- Structure
- Irrigation
- Bay layout
Raised troughs or bags with substrate
Soilless systems bring fruit to working height and keep it cleaner.
Affects- Working height
- Cleaner fruit
- Drainage
Hydroponic gutters
Soilless systems bring fruit to working height and keep it cleaner. Gutters carry the water and nutrients.
Affects- Gutter layout
- Irrigation
- Fertigation
A-frame or vertical racks
Stacked planting changes the bay layout. Tell us your system and we design to it.
Affects- Bay layout
- Irrigation
- Structure
Climate, light and pollination
Climate
Ventilation, shading and heating keep conditions steady through the season.
Light
In low-light seasons, supplemental lighting can support production.
Pollination
A closed greenhouse limits natural pollinators, so plan how flowers will be pollinated.
Structures for strawberries
Common questions
Straight answers. If yours is not here, ask us.
It depends on labor, budget and the market you sell to. We design the greenhouse for the system you choose.
It depends on the variety, your climate and whether the greenhouse is heated. Tell us your location and plan.
Yes. We supply planting and hydroponic systems together with the greenhouse. Scope is confirmed per project.
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Plan your strawberry greenhouse
Send your location, growing system and area. We reply within 24 hours.
Consultation and project proposals are free.
What to include
- Location
- Growing system
- Area
