62-865 Szczytniki 80, Poland
62-865 Szczytniki 80, Poland
Greenhouse production is one of the key pillars of our farm. We specialise primarily in cucumber cultivation carried out under the controlled conditions of a modern VENLO greenhouse.
The facility is equipped with a professional SERCOM climate control computer that continuously monitors and regulates the environmental parameters responsible for healthy plant development. Climate monitoring stations are installed throughout the greenhouse, providing real-time data on growing conditions.
An important part of the system is the climate mast, which measures temperature, light intensity, wind speed and direction, as well as detecting rainfall and measuring its intensity. This enables us to maintain optimal growing conditions while reducing the consumption of energy, fertilisers and water. Our crops are grown on specialised cultivation gutters and high-quality rockwool growing slabs. This solution allows precise nutrient management, facilitates crop maintenance and creates ideal conditions for consistent plant development.
We apply biological crop protection methods based on beneficial microorganisms that help naturally control pests. We use only certified crop protection products and proven solutions commonly employed in modern greenhouse horticulture.
We place great emphasis on the quality and safety of the production process. The farm operates a staff disinfection station, while the greenhouse is additionally equipped with a CO₂ dosing system that supports plant growth during periods of increased demand.
Our goal is to produce vegetables that meet the high quality expectations of both domestic and international markets. Through controlled growing conditions, carefully managed fertilisation programmes and advanced cultivation technologies, we are able to ensure high quality, excellent appearance and product consistency before they are prepared for trade and export.
In the coming years, we plan to continue expanding our greenhouse production, including the development of new facilities and increasing the cultivation area by up to two times. Future projects also include the construction of a modern facility dedicated to the production of vegetable and fruit seedlings as well as the expansion of strawberry cultivation in greenhouses and polytunnels.
Modern technologies, extensive experience and continuous investment ensure that our greenhouse production remains aligned with the evolving requirements of today's agricultural and food markets.