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CARE FOR THE LAND. ROOM TO GROW.AGRICULTURE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW

Protected farming.
A new chapter of growth.

A planned project for 500 greenhouses on a 200-feddan site in Najd, diversifying vegetables and selected fruit crops.

PART OF OUR DEVELOPMENT PLANS

Closer control of growing conditions.
A broader crop range.

We plan a phased development, starting with site and water assessment and growing-system trials, then expanding implementation based on results. Target crops include tomatoes, sweet peppers, cucumbers, courgettes and strawberries.

planned greenhouses
500
feddans · planned project area
200
TomatoesSweet peppersCucumbersCourgettesStrawberries
Discuss greenhouse development

These figures describe the planned project scope. Individual greenhouse size, site layout and implementation phases will be defined in detailed design.

Tomato growing in a protected greenhousePROTECTED FARMING · DEVELOPMENT PLAN
A PHASED DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Test suitability before scaling production

Crop and technology choices follow trial results; protected farming does not by itself guarantee year-round production.

Design for the site

Review water salinity and quality, temperature and humidity, ventilation, shading and cooling needs, then compare operating costs with the target market.

Measurable trial results

Begin with a limited unit and measure saleable production, water and energy use. Assess pest management, food safety and operating skills before scaling up.

General technical references

These references support planning principles; they are not a site study or an endorsement of our projects.

PLANNED CROP RANGE

The next crops on our horizon.

The following crops are part of our development plan. Explore their characteristics and discuss our plans for growing them.

Strawberries growing in a greenhouse
PLANNED CROP

Strawberries

Delicate, aromatic fruit for fresh eating and desserts, included in our plans to diversify greenhouse production.

Not separately reported in the reference table

Table 2-5 does not list strawberries separately; the other-fruit total is not attributed to this crop.

Discuss plans for strawberries ↗

A crop for a separate pilot: test variety, season, cooling needs and product quality before adopting commercial production.

National figures cover different growing methods; they are not greenhouse-only or Al-Ataa production figures.

01

Crop requirements

The greenhouse plan takes the different growing requirements of each crop into account.

02

Water management

Irrigation needs and water management are priorities in planning this development.

03

A broader crop range

The greenhouse plan would add vegetables and selected fruit crops to our current range.

Let’s discuss the next step.

We welcome your interest and proposals related to this direction.

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