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This is a must-have book for all commercial and hobby growers - it
serves as a production guide to cannabis producers, researchers,
industry supporters and students!! Contains comprehensive
information on all aspects of cannabis production. There are a few
hundred large and many small cannabis production operations in
North America - contact them. Contact suppliers including
fertilizer companies, insect control companies, pathogen control
companies, water treatment companies, greenhouse and environmental
control companies, and lighting companies. Many countries are
legalizing the medical use of cannabis the medical use and
recreational use of cannabis - this teaches users optimal drug
harvesting techniques for key quality through controlled
environments. Although there are many books published on cannabis,
they do not focus on cultivation - this book is the first of its
kind (the proposal reviewers say it is desperately needed) and is
written by scientists at different universities or research
institutions who have been conducting cannabis research; some
chapters are written in collaboration with university trained
practitioners who are currently involved in commercial cannabis
production. University of Guelph has developed and currently
teaching a fourth-year undergraduate course titled "Cannabis
Production." More institutions, both in Canada and in other
countries, are currently planning to offer this course to more and
more students.
"This book provides an informative global perspective on soilless
culture systems (SCS) around the world...the book promises to bring
together the current best practice in SCS horticulture to create an
important industry reference for all participants." ISHS - Chronica
Horticulturae Soilless cultivation techniques (including hydroponic
systems) have attracted growing attention as a way of growing
horticultural crops more efficiently without taking up more land.
These controlled environment systems are also less vulnerable to
climate change and are particularly suited to urban farming as part
of the shift to more localised, circular food systems. Advances in
horticultural soilless culture provides a comprehensive assessment
of recent research in this important area, paying close attention
to the advances in optimising substrates for soilless cultivation,
as well as the developments in solid and liquid-medium container
systems, fertigation systems, modelling and process control. The
collection includes case studies on horticultural crops such as
tomatoes, strawberries and ornamentals. With its distinguished
editor and international range of expert authors, Advances in
horticultural soilless culture will be a standard reference for
university and other researchers involved in horticultural science,
hydroponics and soilless cultivation. It will also be a valuable
resource for government and other agencies supporting vertical and
urban farming systems, as well as companies involved in this
sector.
This is a must-have book for all commercial and hobby growers - it
serves as a production guide to cannabis producers, researchers,
industry supporters and students!! Contains comprehensive
information on all aspects of cannabis production. There are a few
hundred large and many small cannabis production operations in
North America - contact them. Contact suppliers including
fertilizer companies, insect control companies, pathogen control
companies, water treatment companies, greenhouse and environmental
control companies, and lighting companies. Many countries are
legalizing the medical use of cannabis the medical use and
recreational use of cannabis - this teaches users optimal drug
harvesting techniques for key quality through controlled
environments. Although there are many books published on cannabis,
they do not focus on cultivation - this book is the first of its
kind (the proposal reviewers say it is desperately needed) and is
written by scientists at different universities or research
institutions who have been conducting cannabis research; some
chapters are written in collaboration with university trained
practitioners who are currently involved in commercial cannabis
production. University of Guelph has developed and currently
teaching a fourth-year undergraduate course titled "Cannabis
Production." More institutions, both in Canada and in other
countries, are currently planning to offer this course to more and
more students.
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