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Course Plan

Step 1 - Start right

Intro Tip #1 - The right variety Tip #2 - The right density Tip # 3 - Increase density on the south bed Tip # 4 - Pruning Tip # 5 - Control the number of fruit per cluster Tip # 6 - White landscape fabric Checklist

Step 2 - Get proper ventilation

Intro Energy production Tip #1 - Prevent sudden drop of temperatures Tip #2 - Protect your crops from the wind Tip #3 - Shut off your HAF at 86°F Energy consumption Tip #4 - 75°F during the day and 67°F at night Tip #5 - Close roll-ups when it’s 63°F at night Tip #6 - Combine two ventilation types Tip #7 - What If your ventilation Is not powerful enough Checklist

Step 3 - Irrigate better

Intro Before we start Tip # 1 - Adapt irrigation to transpiration Tip # 2 - Fraction irrigation depending on your soil type Tip # 3 - Adapt irrigation to sunrise and sunset times Tip # 4 - Give 30% more water during heat waves Tip # 5 - Use only 2 drip tapes after transplanting Tip # 6 - The calculator Tip # 7 - Get irrigation on auto-pilot Tip # 8 - The 30-sec diagnostic Checklist

Step 4 - The necessity of dehumidifying

Intro Tip # 1 - Anti-condensation treatment Tip # 2 - Use your heater’s fan to increase airflow Tip # 3 - Smooth temperature increase in the morning Tip # 4 - Get a sensor Tip # 5 - Pulse out air every 40 min Tip # 6 - Train your workers to spot diseases Tip # 7 - Weekly inspection Tip # 8 - Taking the dead plant material out as you prune Checklist

Step 2

Your Checklist

If you are reading this during planning season:

Make sure you have sufficient ventilation. If not, order positive pressure fans.
Delegate your ventilation process to a ventilation control system. Improvement in yield and quality will pay for it quickly. As a bonus, you’ll love the quality of life that comes with it !

If you are reading this during the growing season:

Delegate your side roll-up to a ventilation control system. It can be installed in 2 hours and it does make a huge difference in results and workload reduction.
Install positive pressure fans.
Set your day temperature to 75°F and your night temperature at 67°F.

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