This week, Brian Gomski (Midwest Machinery) | Director of Marketing, Dustin Schafer | (Henderson Engineers Inc.) Director of Engineering and Mitch Case | (Midwest Machinery) Sales Engineer discuss reopening businesses after the COVID-19 quarantine in the United States.
This week, Brian Gomski (Midwest Machinery) | Director of Marketing, Eric Eyler | (Midwest Machinery) Sales Engineer, and Paul Stewart | (Desert Aire) Vice President of Sales discusses the optimal way of conditioning indoor grow room space for maximum crop yield and how to avoid the most dreaded word in Cannabis growing … Mold!
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Higher quality drying operation equals higher quality medicine.
Great HVAC projects happen every day, but mind-blowing solutions like this one involving SMARDT and Danfoss deserve special attention.
If you think automation is a luxury you can’t afford, you should rethink your idea of saving money.
How many times have you had to make important decisions involving your HVAC system without being 100% sure it was the right time (or even the right equipment)?
This week, Spencer Kaufman (Midwest Machinery | Applications and Sales Engineer) and Jarrod Wrampe (CRB | Associate, Sr. Process Utility Engineer) discuss how the construction industry is helping with the rapid deployment of therapies and treatment for the new Coronavirus. In addition, they discuss Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) and how they are manufactured.
Businesses across the country have or are reopening buildings this month, and if you operate one of them you might be asking yourself “how is this going to work?”
Midwest Machinery and Desert Aire were selected as speakers at MoCann Bizcon – The largest Medical Cannabis Expo and conference in Missouri.
Here is what you need to know …
Today we sit down with Jim Johnston, co-founder of Altaire – The “turbocharger” for air handlers. We discuss the inherent problems with existing and underperforming air handlers, how it affects tenants, and what we can do to solve the problem.
As we’ve seen in the Colorado market and many others, medical Cannabis prices start out strong, but as the market becomes saturated with new facilities, the price can quickly plummet.