The problem-solves implementing new technology

Added on 02 June 2021

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The problem-solves implementing new technology

Production of baby greens in a greenhouse often requires very specific and advanced technology. l?f Farms learned this very quickly when it set up shop in Loudon, NH, in the Fall of 2016. In this video in the Problem-Solvers series, Henry Huntington, President of l?f Farms and Pleasant View Gardens shares how he and his l?f Farms team problem-solved around implementing new technology to grow baby greens and seedlings in a peat-based system about which little was known.

During the month of May, Greenhouse Grower will feature four Problem-Solvers videos, which are part of the GROW Executive Series digital content program. Each week we will post one new video where we talk to progressive owners, presidents, and CEOs of controlled-environment greenhouse operations about how they solved their most pressing business challenges and what they learned from the experience.

We'll soon be posting two GROW Executive Series online events that took place in March and April on GreenhouseGrower.com. Be sure to keep an eye out for them and more great GROW Executive Series digital content throughout the rest of the year.

"GROW Conversations: Abe Van Wingerden/Metrolina Greenhouses and Joche Smith/Costa Farms," where the two CEOs discuss business strategy, data, and more
"Tackling the Greenhouse Labor Problem," a roundtable discussion with Craig Regelbrugge/AmericanHort, Brian Stephens/BrightFarms, Todd Downing/BEST Human Capital and Advisory Group, and Vince Chandler/National Cannabis Industry Association.

Learn more about the GROW Executive Summit, a new Greenhouse Grower event that is the first and only executive-level gathering for modern greenhouse operators across all sectors a fresh format for exchanging ideas, discussing market challenges, and strategizing for the post-pandemic future. The event will take place December 7-8 in Charlotte, North Carolina at the Sheraton Charlotte Hotel.