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LED: Europe revokes, North America explodes

After months of uncertainty, Western European growers are finally moving forward with their decision to install LED lighting, according to Koen Vangrop…

Saving labor with a simple adjustment

Several technical adjustments have been made at Young Grow recently. Denny Threels is a grower at Young Grow, currently growing coarse vine tomatoes,…

US Greenhouse investors participates in Dutch fresh produce processing company

Equilibrium Capital (EQ) has joined as a minority shareholder of Hessing with effect from May 25, 2023. Equilibrium Capital is an asset management…

Buyers sought for UK hydroponic salad grower

Steve Baluchi and Philip Armstrong of specialist business advisory firm FRP were appointed as Joint Administrators of Madestein (UK) Ltd and Fresh…

J. Huete visits GreenTech Amsterdam

"It is becoming increasingly important to protect crops from droughts and torrential rains"

"At the moment, agriculture is mainly dependent on weather conditions. While we have experienced months of significant drought in most of the growing…

Chlorine resistant liner developed for water storing

Together with leading raw material producers and processors, NPI has developed a new type of liner material specifically suitable for the storage of…

Tomatoworld engaged in data-driven cultivation

Data-driven cultivation is hot. Since knowledge is power, sensors and cameras play a crucial role in this. At Tomatoworld in the Netherlands, they are…

AU: New horticulture project proposed near Tongala

A $32 million horticultural glasshouse facility is being proposed for farmland on the Murray Valley Hwy north of Tongala. A Sydney property investment…

Thanks to 40 cm plant:

Automatic tomato growing system now also suitable for high-tech greenhouse

Certhon is introducing Gronos for use in a high-tech greenhouse. The concept has been developed to such an extent that it is now also suitable for…

Israeli hydroponics start-up expands into the US

Israeli AgTech startup Growee has secured an undisclosed funding round led by several renowned impact angel investors, the Israeli Innovation…

Special GreenTech

"New substrate fiber fits into the future of cultivation"

The new Nygaia substrate fiber will be presented at GreenTech Amsterdam at the RAI from June 13 to 15, 2023. "As the Netherlands' leading horticultural…

The birth of a fresh food ecosystem at GreenTech Amsterdam 2023

The theme of GreenTech Amsterdam this year is ‘Your connection to sustainable food- and flower production.’ This theme includes topics such as how to…

Ask the expert:

Could Controlled Environment Agriculture be the future of farming and solve food insecurity?

Over the next decade, the market for growing crops indoors or in controlled environments — known as Controlled Environment Agriculture, or CEA — is…

Turkey: Is hybrid farming the new vertical?

“We began to study the vertical farming market and came to the conclusion that for the most part, it is tied to artificial light. Our system was…

Analysis of single plant cells provides insights into natural product biosynthesis

An international team of researchers from the University of Georgia and the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Chemical Ecology in Germany have discovered…

Kenya: Tomato growers use traps to tame pests chewing into leafage

Tomato farmers in Subukia have been confronting the menace of a pest that has mostly been chewing into the leafage of the crop. The resultant effect…

How a mysterious protein plays a crucial role in plant growth

It's springtime on campus, which means that flowers and plants of all kinds are bursting to life, growing and blooming. But why? What's going on inside…