Articles
Navigating climate change challenges in vegetable greenhouse production
Article number
1422_62
Pages
515 – 524
Language
English
Abstract
Global warming, driven by human activities like fossil fuel combustion, has intensified over recent decades.
This trend has profound implications for horticulture, where rising temperatures and extreme weather jeopardize food security and livelihoods.
Urgent action is needed to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural practices and bolster resilience in the face of climate change, safeguarding global food production and vulnerable communities.
This study examines challenges in vegetable greenhouse production amid climate change and explores climate-smart agriculture as a sustainable response.
Adapting greenhouse horticulture to climate change requires diverse approaches, including improved water and fertilizer management, energy-saving technologies, and other technological innovations to increase resource-use efficiency.
Climate-smart agriculture offers tailored strategies for sustainable development and food security.
Efficient energy use, advanced greenhouse technologies, and innovative irrigation techniques are crucial for optimizing resource use efficiency in vegetable production amidst changing climate conditions.
This trend has profound implications for horticulture, where rising temperatures and extreme weather jeopardize food security and livelihoods.
Urgent action is needed to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural practices and bolster resilience in the face of climate change, safeguarding global food production and vulnerable communities.
This study examines challenges in vegetable greenhouse production amid climate change and explores climate-smart agriculture as a sustainable response.
Adapting greenhouse horticulture to climate change requires diverse approaches, including improved water and fertilizer management, energy-saving technologies, and other technological innovations to increase resource-use efficiency.
Climate-smart agriculture offers tailored strategies for sustainable development and food security.
Efficient energy use, advanced greenhouse technologies, and innovative irrigation techniques are crucial for optimizing resource use efficiency in vegetable production amidst changing climate conditions.
Publication
Authors
N.S. Gruda, H. Fatnassi, F.D. Molina-Aiz, J.A. Fernandez
Keywords
breeding, climate-smart agriculture, global warming, mitigation and adaptation, soilless culture
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