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Data is becoming increasingly valuable, also in greenhouse horticulture. That is no longer news. To measure is to know, but what do you know exactly? In addition to the data itself, the interpretation of data is just as important.

A study started at the beginning of 2020 and entered the second phase at the beginning of this year. The PARperfect screen solution played an important and successful role in this experiment.

Always the optimal amount of PAR light in the greenhouse and an even distribution of the light over the crop; that is the PARperfect screen solution from Svensson in a nutshell.

Join Svensson and Priva for an informative virtual session on complying with light abatement regulations without compromising your crops and the growing climate. Bypass your screening and computer control concerns by bringing your questions to the attention of our panelists.

With a thermal imaging camera, you can visualize accurate climate measures such as closing a screen to the plant temperature

At the end of 2019, Kwekerij Moors in Asten took a new five-hectare greenhouse into use. To optimize the light penetration into his crop, pepper grower, Rob Moors opted for diffuse glass. At the same time, he invested in two Luxous 1147 FR screens from Svensson.

In 2020 De Tuindershoek added 7 hectares. A doubling of their pepper cultivation. A new greenhouse, with new possibilities, modern technology and of course new climate screens.

Gubbels nursery in North Limburg, The Netherlands, replaces a climate screen area every year. With its own biomass power plant, the priority now lies in bringing in a lot of light for bell pepper cultivation. And that is why Gubbels chooses Luxous Light.

As we dedicated ourselves to creating the perfect climate for greenhouses, you created the ideal environment for us to do what we do best. 40 years of Svensson climate screens is a milestone that we want to celebrate together with you.

Located among the greenhouses of Western Almería in El Ejido, the family-owned company Natural Baños has been a pioneer in using Svensson screens in the province for 18 years.

At Gitzels plant nursery, innovation and taking away hurdles are of paramount importance. The nursery strives to produce constant and stable planting material for open-field vegetable growers and propagation services for seed and breeding companies.

In a greenhouse located in the southern Spanish province of Almería, known as the "sea of plastic” for its proliferation of greenhouses, we meet with José Manuel Sánchez Marín, the pioneer behind the company Plantas del Cabo, where they grow aloe vera using the most advanced technology on the market: Svensson screens.