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UK: Flower company Blooming British sells brand and website to focus on cannabis production

“We have decided to sell the Blooming British registered patent brand and website, as we are stopping our cultivation of cut flowers in the UK,” says Ian Matthews, Managing…

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Dutch companies merge: "We want to become European tropical potted plant leader"

In the Netherlands, Smit Kwekerijen, a tropical green houseplant nursery, will become part of Plant World (previously Van der Arend Tropical Plantcenter and JoGrow). After…

"It takes great skill to organize daily transport"

Every day, Freight Line Europe sends Dutch flowers, potatoes, fruit, and vegetables to Great Britain in refrigerated trucks. That had been going without a hitch for many…

Annual reporting cycle of responsibly produced and traded volumes

The Floriculture Sustainability Initiative (FSI) members present their results of the annual sustainable volumes cycle over the year 2021. The report contains…

Plant pest research leads to new research models

When it comes to introducing plant sap analysis in horticulture, NovaCropControl is ahead of the pack. This Dutch company has been working on visualizing the relationship…

SAF members elect new board and council leaders

Members of the Society of American Florists have elected three new leaders to the Board of Directors, and nine new leaders to the Grower, Retailer, and…

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Floriculture takes a hit in Hosur as rain continues unabated

Floriculture farmers are grappling with waterlogged fields and diseased crops as rain continues unabated in Hosur. While rain has hit floriculture in both open fields and…

The Spanish flower and plant sector faces its participation in Iberflora with exports on the rise

The Spanish sector of flower and ornamental plants faces its participation in the next edition of Iberflora -del 4 rd to 6 October- with exports on the rise. Specifically, in…

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UK: Ball Colegrave reveals top varieties for the 2023 season

After four busy weeks of visitors from across the horticultural industry, the Ball Summer Showcase came to a close on 5th August 2022. Despite almost five…

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US (IL): An urban farm cultivates development in East Garfield Park, but it’s no charity

Starting in 2016, many of Herban Produce’s customers thought they were doing a favor to co-owners Alicia Nesbary-Moore and Barry Howard, pitching in their dollars to support…


Adding vegetable greenhouse and fish pond this year Bringing Senegalese agriculture full circle with organics and aquaculture "We are not climate activists, but we really want to help the little circle of life to save the planet, conserve water and use less energy. We think that aquaponics is a way to do that," says Yasmin Niang, cofounder of Gorgorlou, the first aquaponic farm in Senegal. Gorgorlou is a 100% organic farm in Senegal, West Africa,…

Register now for the Australian indoor farming workshop

Indoor farming has been rapidly expanding in Australia and represents an amazing opportunity to grow healthy and nutritious food independently of the current and future…

:Solid Plant Productions shows what they got to offer during Autumn Fair on 7 and 8 September

“A new collection every season”

As of March of this year, Jan van der Sar and Diego Bruijn left their employer and are working full-time at their own company, Solid Plant Productions. After combining the…

Today on social media

Focus on growth of young entrepreneurs in the horticulture cluster! Last week our colleagues Matthijs F. Jasperse and Vera de Jong went on a trip to Israel together with a…

Green cooling with CO2

The Belgian company, Air.clima recently renovated three Westland Bloemen Export (WBE) cooling cells at its distribution center in the Netherlands. Here, this company receives…

Rob van Opzeeland, Kivits Logistics Group: "Someone has to do something about the energy market, before things get out of hand"

Dutch refrigeration facilities' electricity prices shoot up

In Europe, the current electricity prices are an ever-present threat hanging over not only the refrigeration market but the economy as a whole. Rob van Opzeeland's company,…

Dutch garden centers can exclude growers that use illegal pesticides

Dutch garden centers have agreed to combat the use of illegal pesticides. They want to contribute to the sector's sustainability and keep growers from using…

'No-gas greenhouse' grower goes bust

Last week, Van der Hoorn Orchids was declared bankrupt. This Dutch grower was known locally thanks to his 'No-gas greenhouse.' That greenhouse, first used in…

Dutch engineering firm breathes new life into rose cutting machine

A good while ago, a partnership was formed between several parties to develop the Rombomatic. This sophisticated piece of technology automated rose cutting. However, the…

Victorian Horticulture celebrated in Parliament House

The peak industry body for the Victorian horticulture sector, Nursery and Garden Industry Victoria (NGIV), today celebrates the contribution Victorian horticulture makes to…

Professor Akosa calls for investment in horticulture and floriculture

Professor Agyeman Badu Akosa, a pathologist, has called for investment in the horticulture and floriculture sector to create employment. He said the sector was an area with…

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