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Albotherm developed heat-responsive glass coating

Using durable paint to protect crops against heat and light

In the sweltering summer months, greenhouse crops are faced with excess heat and sunlight, leaving farmers with the potential of ruined harvests. This can be mitigated through…

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Advisor / Account manager horticulture Japan

Prof Nick Kotze – University of Stellenbosch

A bounty of the best of Dutch horticultural tech in South Africa

On 11 May 2022 the cornerstone for the Horti Demo Centre on the grounds of the University of Stellenbosch was laid with the symbolic handing over of a tomato plant and cutting…

Flavor stories in fresh produce

Historically, food innovations came from technology and breeding efforts. All new products were pushed into the market, hoping to succeed, and brands were built around one…

UK: ToBRFV back after two years

A second outbreak of ToBRFV has been confirmed at a tomato production site in the UK. This outbreak is likely the result of reinfection at the site from a previous outbreak, EPPO…

Efficient CO2 dosing using calculation tool

With today's high energy prices, making the right decisions surrounding gas is becoming increasingly important. This also applies in the summer when CO2 is dosed. In addition,…

Esasem's Tybello F1 new tasteful Datterino

Italian datterino tomatoes in the spotlight

A large number of tomato growers, cultivation technicians, and plant breeders recently attended the 'Datterino Tybello F1 Open Day' held at Vitalunga, a cultivation company…

Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment

"Australian farmers continue to adjust their operations, adopt new technologies to respond to opportunities and challenges"

The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment supports the Australian horticulture industry to maintain their continued growth and development. This…

CMW

New corporate identity CMW horticulture

"Our continued growth in this vibrant industry in the UK and Ireland is guaranteed"

CMW, a Bosman Van Zaal company, now has a new corporate identity, which better "exemplifies our ambition for growth within the technical horticultural sector of the UK and…

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BASF acquires developer of agronomic decision support systems

BASF has acquired Horta S.r.l., an Italian company specializing in digital farming solutions. Founded in 2008 as a spin-off of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart,…

Special GreenTech Amsterdam

"MistTime update brings additional flexibility to your misting program"

"We want growers to be able to add flexibility to their misting program, which is why we updated our MT-10 MistTime to allow for two valves to be active at one time and…

AgriPlace and Eurofins collaborate to enable simple lab analysis management

AgriPlace is excited to announce that it now has a live connection with the Eurofins Food, Feed, Water Benelux (LZV). The connection is now available in the lab analysis…

"Huge demand for local potatoes"

Dutch and Belgian berries selling well in Denmark

Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are all selling really well in Denmark as people enjoy the warmer weather. The supply and quality of these berries…

Automated drones could scare birds off fields

In the future, cameras could spot blackbirds feeding on grapes in a vineyard and launch drones to drive off birds, then return to watch for the next invading…

Jaipur airport's new international cargo terminal is now functional

The international cargo terminal at the Jaipur International Airport is now functional and recently had its inauguration. Rahul Nangre, the commissioner of…

Center for Food innovation

Webinar series from June 16 - July 21

US (OH): Increased local and state tax gains through food innovation

Lorain County, Ohio, in partnership with Lorain County Community College, the Center for Food Innovation is hosting a six-part webinar series on the potential for the region…

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Climate change is coming for your pizza sauce

It got really, really hot early last summer in California’s Central Valley. For days, temperatures spiked above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, well over the 30-year average. Toward…

Experts from across Europe discussed accessions in germplasm banks in Italy

Lettuce was the focus of an international meeting

On 24 and 25 May 2022, a meeting dedicated to the EVA Lettuce (European Evaluation Network) project of the ECPGR (European Cooperative Program for Plant Genetic Resources)…

Shanghai reopening, itinerary cancellations and ILWU negotiations mark June as a key month

Shipments from Shanghai fell by 25% in April due to COVID-19 lockdowns. We will now have to wait for the impact on the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach…

Fresh vegetable and fruit exports from the Netherlands to Saudi Arabia decreased

Dutch agri-food exports to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) & Saudi Arabia increased in 2021. The two countries make up the biggest market share of the Dutch export to the Gulf…

What does it mean to ‘rescue’ produce?

Ugly produce: the industry faces a difficult question

Many companies have been trying to take the mountains of “ugly” fruits and vegetables passed over by supermarkets and find new homes for all that produce. They…

Lorry stowaways: what are the implications for food supply?

Instances of migrants stowing away in lorries appear to be on the rise, The Grocer revealed last week. Cases of ‘clandestine infiltration,’ in which the safety…


Canada: Combining vertical with hybrid solutions to 'serve the underserved' “As an Indigenous-owned company in Canada, our social mission as a social enterprise Beneficial Corporation is to lower produce costs in Far North Indigenous communities by 25% and to get more than 600 of our rural and remote communities across Canada to establish or stabilize their food sovereignty,” says Benjamin Feagin Jr.,…

Ukrainian blueberry growers who are trying to keep going face uncertainty

AbbGrowers' Fred Douven is optimistic about the European blueberry season

“Blueberries are doing well,” says Fred Douven, CEO of abbGrowers. This Dutch company’s activities include cultivating, marketing, and processing blueberries. In early April,…

Namibian Agronomic Board tightens ban on horti imports

Of the 19 crops on the special import permit list that was released by the Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB), only five can be imported without restrictions, from…

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