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DryGair & Steenbek Technic A/S Present the DG-3: "Immediate Results" for Danish Cucumber Growers Gedved, Denmark – The atmosphere was electric at the recent Open House event hosted by our partners, Steenbek Technic A/S. Justin from DryGair landed in Denmark to join Poul Erik and the Steenbek team, bringing with him the latest Read More ›
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The Role of Vertical Air Circulation in Controlled Environment Agriculture In the world of controlled environment agriculture (CEA), achieving optimal growing conditions is key to maximizing yields, minimizing waste, and ensuring sustainable production. One often–overlooked yet critical element is vertical air circulation. Using vertical fans in greenhouses helps combat air s...
In its latest issue, Greenhouse Product News (GPN) explores how innovative climate technologies are transforming controlled environment agriculture. The article, “Greenhouse Climate Solutions for a Changing Industry,” highlights the growing importance of efficient, data-driven systems for heating, cooling, and dehumidification — with DryGair among the leading players shaping ...
DryGair was recently featured in MMJDaily in an in-depth article on the critical role of dehumidification in high-density cannabis cultivation. In the interview, Justin van der Putten shares insights on: The risks of oversizing HVAC systems Why dew point management is a disease-prevention tool How VPD balance keeps cannabis in the “happy zone” Why Read More ›
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DryGair’s Regional Director for Europe, Justin van der Putten, was recently featured in a HortiDaily article by Arlette Sijmonsma discussing one of the most critical questions in modern horticulture: Is grafting enough to ensure healthy crops? Justin explains that while grafting is a powerful tool against soilborne diseases, it cannot guarantee success on its Read More ›
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