Greenhouse Educational Videos

Below is a matrix displaying the teaching videos and topics that are available for each location. Video length (minutes) is displayed in the table. The videos are in streaming windows media video format *.wmv(1). You will need the free Windows Media Player or the free RealPlayer to view the videos. Windows Media Player is also available for the Apple Macintosh. The videos are on a streaming media server and can be started by selecting the file under the state and video topic you are interested in. Watch the project introduction video.

In compliance with Section 508 guidelines, you will also find a full transcript of the videos. These are available in Adobe Reader format (Arizona, Florida, Ohio, and Vermont (Location 1 and Location 2). Looking for a particular topic, you can also conduct a keyword search for all the videos at the digital repository.

Greenhouse Video Topic	Arizona	Florida	Ohio	Vermont
Introduction to State Industry	2:25	1:48	1:56	1:26
Introduction to Specific Business	3:50	1:09	7:16	4:29, 3:37
Structure	6:09	3:57	4:14	8:20, 4:57
Sample crop cycle	3:43	2:12	1:34	2:57, 0:31
Crop Nutrition	2:04	1:35	3:24	2:43, 1:24
Pest Control Practices	6:14	2:04	5:23	2:06, 2:08
Computer Use	2:52	0:51	2:11	0:58
Labor Issues	2:55	1:07	2:18	5:18, 2:01
Final Grower Comments	4:34	3:24	6:52	7:12, 5:25
Starting A New Business	-	-	1:43	-
Retail Goods	-	-	2:20	-
Marketing	6:45	7:44	-	-
Environmental Concerns	-	-	3:22	-
Hurricanes	-	2:04	-	-
Heater Problem	-	-	-	0:50
Containerized Media	-	0:37	-	-
Grafting Tomatoes	0:46	-	-	-
Interplanting Tomatoes	0:52	-	-	-
Collaborating with Universities	-	3:00	-	-
Final Remarks	3:09	-	-	-

We also thank all the participants who volunteered time and opened their business doors to make the video collection. The video segments would not have been possible with out the generous assistance of individuals at Eurofresh Farms (Wilcox, AZ), Kraft Gardens (Fort Pierce, FL), Possum Run Greenhouses (Bellville, OH), Claussen's Enterprises (Colchester, VT) and Crossroad Farm (Post Mills, VT).

¹The RealNetworks RealAudio/RealVideo videos and Windows Media files are "served" using the RealNetworks Helix Universal Server product. This product allows multimedia content — audio or video, live or prerecorded — to be simultaneously sent (or streamed) across the internet and viewed by a remote user. Just like TV, you click on a channel and begin watching, no messy downloads. Computing and Information Technology has purchased a 20 Megabit simultaneous stream license for this product, meaning that up to 20 megabits worth of media can be server at any one time and people can simultaneously watch or listen to any content we choose to provide. We thank all contributors who made materials available for download.