A crucial step in the evolution of modern plant agriculture was the development of low-cost, energy-efficient greenhouse structures that provide optimum growing conditions year-round. In 1964, Professor William J. Roberts developed the first air-inflated double-layer polyethylene greenhouse covering system at Cook College, Rutgers University.
08901
YearAdded:
Image Credit:
Courtesy Flickr/Dwight Sipler (CC BY 2.0)
Image Caption:
A cat scales an air-inflated double-layered polyethylene greenhouse
Era_date_from:
2004
A crucial step in the evolution of modern plant agriculture was the development of low-cost, energy-efficient greenhouse structures that provide optimum growing conditions year-round. In 1964, Professor William J. Roberts developed the first air-inflated double-layer polyethylene…
Read More