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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2026 · 30 MIN

Strawberry Polyhouse Farming

from Seechur Agro | Controlled Environment Agriculture · host Seechur Agro | Controlled Environment Agriculture

Strawberry is one of the most responsive and high-value fruit crops for protected cultivation. In this in-depth podcast, we explain strawberry cultivation under polyhouse conditions, covering plant biology, variety selection, polyhouse design, climate and humidity management, fertigation, pest and disease control, harvesting standards, post-harvest handling, and commercial decision-making.The discussion focuses on how strawberries respond to environmental stability, why polyhouses improve fruit quality and marketable yield, and how growers can align crop management with market feedback to achieve consistent and scalable production. This episode is designed for farmers, agripreneurs, and protected-cultivation professionals seeking practical, science-based guidance rather than surface-level advice.Produced by Seechur Agro, supporting growers with structured, research-driven approaches to protected cultivation and commercial horticulture.#StrawberryPolyhouse#ProtectedCultivation#StrawberryFarming#PolyhouseFarming#CommercialHorticulture#ClimateSmartAgriculture#HighValueCrops#ModernFarming#AgriBusiness#SeechurAgro

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