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Global Tunnel Expertise for High-Performance Berry Farming Berries are no longer niche crops—they are premium, high-value horticultural products with growing demand across domestic and international markets. However, crops like strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and other soft berries are also among the most climate-sensitive fruits to cultivate. This is precisely why protected tunnel systems have emerged as […]

Berries are no longer niche crops—they are premium, high-value horticultural products with growing demand across domestic and international markets. However, crops like strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and other soft berries are also among the most climate-sensitive fruits to cultivate. This is precisely why protected tunnel systems have emerged as the most reliable and scalable solution for

Climate change is no longer a distant threat for agriculture — it is a daily reality for farmers across the world. Unpredictable rainfall, extreme heat, prolonged droughts, sudden cold waves, and unseasonal storms are disrupting traditional farming cycles. For farmers who depend on open-field cultivation, these changes often result in crop losses, reduced yields, and

Agriculture has always depended on nature — sunlight, rainfall, temperature, and seasons. For decades, open field farming has been the backbone of food production. However, with changing climate patterns, rising input costs, and increasing demand for quality produce, farmers today are exploring protected cultivation as a smarter alternative. But the big question remains:Is protected cultivation

How a Tomato Farm Increased Yield by 65% Using a Polyhouse by AgroDome Introduction Tomatoes are one of the most widely grown and consumed vegetables in India, but open-field tomato farming comes with its fair share of challenges. Fluctuating weather patterns, pest infestations, and market volatility often reduce profitability for farmers. Protected cultivation, especially through

Polyfilm, Polycarbonate, or Shade Net? In modern agriculture, especially under the growing pressure of climate change, unpredictable weather, and the demand for high-quality produce, protected cultivation has become more than just an option—it is a necessity. Farmers and agri-entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to structures like polyhouses, greenhouses, and shade nets to protect their crops, extend

In an era where climate change, water scarcity, and land degradation are threatening global food security, agriculture needs a sustainable upgrade. Two main approaches now stand at a crossroads: traditional open-field farming and the emerging technology-driven method known as Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA). But which one truly benefits the planet? 🌾 What is Traditional Farming?