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🦠Pest Barriers
Pests are one of the biggest threats in greenhouse cultivation, causing damage by transmitting diseases, feeding on plants, and reducing crop quality and yield. Physical barriers such as insect nets, sealing systems, and airflow management prevent pests from entering the greenhouse, reducing the need for chemical pesticides and ensuring plant health and safety.
Protective Measures
Insect Netting
A fine-mesh net installed over greenhouse openings, such as vents, doors, and windows, blocks flying insects (e.g., aphids, whiteflies, and thrips).
✅ Prevents pest entry and reduces disease transmission.
✅ Maintains proper ventilation while providing physical protection.
✅ Suitable for various greenhouse types, especially naturally ventilated ones.
Negative Pressure Air Curtain System
High-powered fans create a fast-moving air curtain at greenhouse entrances, forming an invisible barrier against flying insects.
✅ Prevents small pests from entering without physical obstructions.
✅ Suitable for automated or enclosed greenhouse systems, improving air quality and pest control efficiency.
Biological Pest Barriers
Uses natural predators, trap devices, or pest disruption techniques to minimize insect damage.
✅ Supports eco-friendly farming by reducing pesticide use.
✅ Works well for organic greenhouses, lowering pest infestations.
Let's take a look at real cases
In Kazakhstan, our greenhouse keeps the indoor temperature at 25°C for crop growth even during -25°C winters.
Our ventilation and cooling systems in Thailand reduce energy use by 15%
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