Construction Disruption

In this episode of the Construction Disruption podcast, host Todd Miller and co-host Ethan Young engage with Josh Holleb, Systems Integration Specialist at Ceres Greenhouse Solutions. They delve into the world of greenhouse construction, discussing the design, engineering, and significant innovations in greenhouses that positively impact sustainable agriculture and local food production.

Josh offers insights into the technologies that differentiate Ceres from competitors, the benefits of local food systems, and how Ceres is expanding its reach globally. He also shares about Ceres' new residential kit greenhouses and the importance of proper design in building efficient structures. This conversation is a must-watch for those interested in sustainable building practices and the future of agriculture.

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction

00:47 Today's Topic: Greenhouses and Grow Houses

01:19 Guest Introduction: Josh Holleb from Ceres Greenhouse Solutions

01:43 Ceres Greenhouse Solutions: Scope and Operations

04:58 Greenhouse Technology and Innovations

05:59 Company Growth and Market Expansion

07:57 Geographic Footprint and Global Projects

09:25 Glazing Technology and Its Benefits

11:00 End Uses and Market Segments

12:13 Vesta: The Home Kit with an Attached Greenhouse

14:17 Local Food Production and Community Impact

17:48 Greenhouse vs. Outdoor Growing

19:03 Construction and Building Greenhouses

20:31 Future Trends and Innovations in Greenhouses

23:26 Advice for Aspiring Greenhouse Enthusiasts

24:27 Final Thoughts and Design Importance

25:42 Rapid Fire Questions

29:28 Conclusion and Contact Information

Connect with Josh Online

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-holleb-ceresgs/

Website: https://ceresgs.com/

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This episode was produced by Isaiah Industries, Inc.

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