Almería, Spain
Almería, known as Europe’s “Vegetable Capital,” features a hot and arid climate with abundant sunlight but limited land resources, making controlled-environment agriculture essential. Our client, a large agricultural cooperative specializing in the export of tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vegetables, required a greenhouse solution with superior ventilation, insulation, and high-yield performance.
Our Approach
Type: Multi-Span Film Greenhouse
Area: 20,000㎡
Covering Material: Long-life PO film with high light transmittance, UV resistance, and aging durability
Structure: Hot-dip galvanized steel frame for enhanced corrosion resistance and long-term use
Systems: Natural ventilation system, top/side roll-up windows, drip irrigation system
Key Innovations
Ventilation System: Dual-direction top and side ventilation ensures effective temperature control during high-heat periods
Water-Saving Irrigation: Drip irrigation conserves over 60% water compared to traditional methods, providing precise root-zone hydration
Crop Compatibility: Optimized environment for high-light, high-water crops such as tomatoes and cucumbers
Durability: Reinforced foundations and frame design enhance stability against Mediterranean winds
Impact
Increased crop yields by 35% with more uniform fruit quality
Extended growing cycles for tomatoes and cucumbers, enabling year-round supply
Strengthened cooperative’s export competitiveness, successfully entering supermarket channels in Germany and France
