Vol. 7, Issue 3, Part A (2025)

This review examines the process and outcomes associated with the revitalization of polyhouse systems and the evaluation of sustainable cropping models (SCM) in both controlled polyhouse environments and open-field conditions. The research is structured into three distinct phases: the restoration of a non-functional polyhouse, the assessment of sustainable cropping models in polyhouses and open fields, and the evaluation of their economic feasibility. The review provides a thorough analysis of infrastructural improvements, environmental control systems, and microclimate factors, emphasizing the benefits of polyhouse farming in enhancing crop productivity, resource efficiency, water management, and soil health.