Transcription of MASSACHUSETTS GREENHOUSE PRACTICES GUIDE
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MASSACHUSETTS GREENHOUSE INDUSTRY BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES GUIDE Cover page photos: Tina Smith, UMass Extension TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. iii OVERVIEW OF BEST MANAGEMENT 1 TYPES OF 1 SITE PLANNING: STORMWATER AND 3 WATER: SUPPLY AND SOURCES .. 7 PROTECTING GROUNDWATER FROM 12 WATER ANALYSIS .. 14 WATER QUALITY FOR CROP 17 IRRIGATION 30 EFFECTS OF GROWING MEDIA ON WATER AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT .. 34 NUTRIENT MANAGMENT .. 40 SOIL TESTING .. 51 FERTILIZER STORAGE AND 60 MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBITED PLANTS.
Slope Sites where greenhouses are located should have a gentle slope to the south for good winter light and protection from northerly winds and to provide drainage of rain and runoff. A fairly level site with a 1% to 2% slope reduces site preparation costs. Greenhouses should be placed on a gravel base, 6" to 12" above grade.
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