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Just over a month ago GGS Structures Inc invested in a drone. We were interested in what the tiny yet powerful device could mean to the greenhouse industry.

Every day a handful of new articles pop up on news feeds with a new way that drone technology is being used. It's been interesting following this hot new trend. Just this week an amateur pilot of a drone helped locate and rescue an 82-year-old missing man helping end a three day search.

It's been an exciting show this year and to wrap up Cultivate 14 we have created a slideshow of the highlights and Top Ten Takeaways . We hope to see you all again next year!

GGS Structures Inc was happy to open our mail and find that we received a thank you from Rose City Kids for helping make their annual dinner a success.

Along with our help Rose City was able to raise a total of $21,000 dollars for their program!

Starting out as a family business in 1979, the Canadian company GGS Structures, specialised in the design, manufacture, and installation of commercial greenhouse structures has become an important player in the North American greenhouse development. Speaking to the company’s president Leigh Coulter, we learn that GGS is a forward thinking greenhouse constructor that is not afraid to assist clients in building long-lasting greenhouses with the right heating, cooling, ventilation, benches, irrigation, environmental controls, and many other supplies. “No matter what kind of crop is grown, they are safe in our structures.”

For our customers it won't come as a surprise that GGS is always striving to help our customers explore ways to make their businesses more profitable. Experimenting with new technology is one way that we help our customers.

Recently we decided to enter the exciting world of RC Drones.

GGS President Leigh Coulter was interviewed in a Canadian business publication, for her take on manufacturing and global markets:

It may seem a daunting task to take a business to the world market but, for companies that do, the payoff can be rewarding — and educational.

Last year we asked what people loved about working in the greenhouse industry, and we were amazed by the responses we received. Some where funny, while most were heartfelt and inspiring.