See What BIOS Lighting Has in Store for Cannabis Growers - September

BIOS_Lighting_RK · September 7, 2018, 5:57pm

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Catch Neil and Jennifer in Person This Week!

Sept 7-8

Join Neil Yorio, Exec VP Agricultural Lighting, at the Grow Up Conference and Expo in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Neil will be participating in the panel “Bright Ideas: What Light-Science is Revealing About LED, HPS, HID & Yield,” along with other lighting experts, Sept. 8th, 2:15pm.

Sept 8-9

Jennifer Lytle, Regional Business Development Manager - NW, will be at the hemp and cannabis (THC) Fair in Medford, Oregon this weekend. The Icarus Gi2 and Icarus Vi will be on display, admission is free.

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Click Here: Part 4 in Our New Video Series

There are a variety of reasons growers use LED technology for both small and large indoor growing operations. For some it is to lower operating costs, to utilize a more plant-friendly broad spectrum, or to tie into control and sensor network systems. For others it is driven by economics and decreasing commodity prices, or due on power restrictions. In this episode, learn why Chris made the switch to LEDs for his family-run Rhode Island medicinal Cannabis facility and opted for LEDs for his upcoming Massachusetts facility. Customer flower images grown under BIOS Lighting LEDs from across North America are also shown. Watch other episodes in this series to learn more about Chris and his New England operations.

Part 1: Humble Beginnings
Part 2: Helping People
Part 3: Learning Through Science

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