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Spain: Increased rose sales and gradual change during Sant Jordi festival

On 23 April, the streets of Catalan cities and villages are full of books and roses as the Spanish region celebrates Sant Jordi. "Sant Jordi is very…

Applying foil in a smart way makes new greenhouse construction faster and safer

"We have long considered the design of a wide-span greenhouse that yields high production but can be built and maintained faster and safer. With the…

Daniël van Egmond, Van Egmond Flower Trade

"Our strength is building relationships with customers"

From January 1 next year, many Dutch city centers will be designated zero-emission zones, so haulers wanting to keep serving customers there will have…

India delegation visit Dutch floriculture experts

The Indian government is keen to boost floriculture sector in India with The Netherlands. In this pursuit; Secretary of Agriculture Mr. Manoj Ahuja…

Fleurizon presents the 19th edition of their starter material catalog

Fleurizon announces their 19th edition of their new 2025 catalog. Which is filled with various starter materials such as Succulents, Grasses, Bedding…

Agriware develops app

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One of Agriware's customers, The Mastergrowers, produces Hydrangeas. A few months ago Mprise Agriware and The Mastergrowers embarked on a new adventure…

Jaco de Vries and Ronald de Vreede, Houweling Horticulture, on microplastics:

"Did you know that each of us inhales, eats, and drinks at least 100,000 plastic particles per year?"

Microplastics are tiny plastic fragments measuring less than 5 millimeters. These minuscule particles end up in the environment and accumulate there.…

Which two crops can be grown energy efficient together?

Which combination of two crops in a greenhouse can be grown fossil-free and with less than 100 kWh/m2 of energy per year? The Kas als Energiebron…

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New study explores sustainable floral design practices

A new research study, "​​Perceptions of Environmentalism and the Use of Sustainable Floral Design Practices within the Floral Industry," has launched…

Ataturk Garden Cultures Research and Development Center registered 6 new rose varieties

Significant success has been achieved within the scope of the "Development of New Rose Varieties by Hybridization Breeding Method" project carried out by the…

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Ecuador: $1B flower industry aids rural populations

Ecuador's flower industry, valued at $1 billion, ranks as the world's third-largest exporter of cut flowers. Most flower farms are located in rural…

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Here's a somewhat unusual sight at Matsui Nursery, Inc. - at least five trucks stacked up waiting to take thousands of orchids to fine grocers around the US. What's unusual…

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Malaysia targets high-end Dubai market with 'blooming' business

Carnation flowers, also known as dianthus caryophyllus, are not just beautiful decorations but could also provide a substantial income to cultivators.…

Seven cities selected to receive Certificates of Merit in the AIPH World Green City Awards 2024

AIPH has announced the list of Certificate of Merit recipients, which were nominated by the Technical Panel and subsequently approved by the Jury for their…

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Festival in Hong Kong celebrates orchids’ beauty

With their intricate shapes and rich colors, it is no wonder orchids are regarded as one of nature's masterpieces. Among the world's largest families…

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CAN (SK): Oppy partners with DEEP to build geothermal greenhouse

Oppy is partnering up with DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. to establish an integrated greenhouse in conjunction with Canada's geothermal power…

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India: Farmers are getting free seeds to cultivate marigold

The government is running various welfare schemes to double the income of farmers. The government has also launched a scheme to provide free seeds to…

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The Netherlands is losing its insect-pollinated flowers

A newly published study from the Netherlands documents the ongoing loss of plant species that rely on pollination by insects and other creatures. This…

Rob Hanifin appointed as product specialist for climate screens at Ridder North America

Rob Hanifin is the new Product Specialist for Climate Screens at Ridder North America. Based on the US East Coast, Rob will support growers across…

Panama Canal Authority to increase daily transits to 32

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) announced a scheduled maintenance at the Gatun Locks from May 7 to May 15, which will reduce the number of daily…

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