3 challenges facing greenhouses in Leamington

Especially in a time of change, growers have to be aware of what challenges they will be facing. If growers aren’t prepared for difficult times, the results may be catastrophic. Unfortunately, In some parts of the world over the next year, many growers will likely struggle to keep their photosynthetic lights on.

When challenges arise, it’s easy to start running around like a chicken with its head cut off. However, in anticipating challenges before it’s too late, there is the chance to meet them head-on. 

This preventative attitude may ultimately lead to growers finding innovative solutions that will benefit their business for years to come. 

If one thing’s for certain, it’s that farmers are extremely resilient. While there may be tough times ahead, the strongest among us are sure to prosper regardless. 

Take the following year as a chance to meet challenges with an open mind. A seemingly insurmountable problem may just be the opportunity that was needed for positive change to occur. 

There are 3 major problems that growers in Leamington can be expected to face over the next 12 months, all of which speak to the overall state of the world.

What I would like to posit is that these challenges demonstrate a need for change and that their solutions point to a brighter future for agriculture and the world as a whole. The world needs better processes for food production, and as industry leaders, we have the opportunity to make that happen.

Here are the 3 major challenges growers in Leamington can expect to face, and how they all ultimately point toward innovation and growth. 

“While there may be tough times ahead, the strongest among us are sure 
to prosper regardless.”

Labour Shortages

The Problem 

A business is only as strong as its team. So what can be done when valuable labour is in such short supply?

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