Welcome and introduction to Horticulture 4.0 - by Vincent Deenen

Director Marketing Vincent Deenen of Grodan opens the Seminar, and shares his vision on the impact of digitalisation in the horticultural industry and in particular professional propagation.

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Things are getting complicated - by Arne van Aalst

Director Sales North West Europe of Koppert gives his view on developments regarding biological crop protection and natural pollination in propagation.

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Succesfull Healing of Grafted Seadlings - by Jack Mooney

Jack Mooney (nursery manager Costa Group, tomato grower in Australia) gives insight in his extensive knowledge about healing techniques with grafted seadlings.

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It's all about balance - by Eric Hegger

Eric Hegger of Nova crop control gives insight in how plant sap analysis can be used to optimize nutrition strategy

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Can we speed up classic breeding processes? - by Mike Poodt

Presentation of Mike Poodt of vegetable breeding company Rijk Zwaan. In this presentation Mike shares how Rijk Zwaan is looking at innovative ways to speed up classic breeding processes

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How power of data results in new product development - by Thomas Peters

Thomas Peters, is crop consultation propagation at Grodan and shares in his presentation how data of the rootzone results in new product development at Grodan

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Our latest blogs

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Sustainable Growing

Experts reflect on stone wool lettuce trials in Belgium: “The use of stone wool supports higher-quality, cleaner and more efficient hydroponic lettuce cultivation”

Grodan has recently completed the first in a series of research trials at Proefstation voor de Groenteteelt in Belgium to determine the optimal electrical conductivity (EC) levels for hydroponic lettuces when grown in stone wool blocks. In this article, two experts reflect on the findings, which show that stone wool growing media can help high-tech lettuce growers to achieve high-quality, uniform and dependable results more cleanly and efficiently than on peat.

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By Mona Nazari
Sustainable Growing

Walking the greenhouses of Leamington, Ontario: a journey into the heart of Controlled Environment Agriculture

Grodan's 'Designed to grow together' philosophy blends nature, tech, and human leadership in horticulture, as Mona Nazari explores Canadian greenhouses.

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By Grodan
Water Management
Sustainable Growing

Exploring the sustainable world of horticulture: Innovations and practices for commercial greenhouse growers

Horticulture offers sustainable agriculture through Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), growing diverse crops in high-tech greenhouses. Explore innovative technologies and practices in commercial greenhouse projects.

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By Vera van den Berg
Sustainable Growing

In horticulture, you can have an impact on making the world a better place

Grodan's Marketing Director Gonneke Gerkema wishes for more gender equality in the workplace. She joined the Gender Alliance for Innovation in Agriculture (GAIA). Vera van den Berg, Global Market Intelligence Manager, shares her experience as a woman in horticulture.