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As grocery costs squeeze Canadian families, a new Brock University study reveals how smarter greenhouse technology in southern Ontario could make fresh produce more affordable year-round. The research maps a path to stronger food security through better collaboration and long-term investment.
New research from Brock University shows how better greenhouse technology could help fight rising food costs. Southern Ontario's greenhouse region supplies fresh vegetables year-round, but the innovation system needs stronger support.
A groundbreaking system in the Netherlands now pulls carbon dioxide directly from the air to help greenhouse crops grow, replacing traditional fossil fuel sources. The technology captures 7,200 tonnes of CO₂ yearly while helping farms meet climate goals.
A farmer in Hapur village turned 500 square meters of traditional farmland into 14 acres of high-tech flower greenhouses that now supply the entire country. Young engineers and progressive farmers are transforming Indian agriculture into a profitable, sustainable business using polyhouses, drip irrigation, and organic composting.
A Dutch company is bringing automated greenhouse stores to America, growing fresh vegetables on-site and selling them directly to customers. The technology could help communities struggling with food access while cutting transportation costs and waste.
A retired Michigan State professor just created a scholarship that sends graduate students studying flowers and greenhouses abroad for an entire semester. The first $35,000 award opens this May.