News & Calendar Greenhouse Horticulture
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Labeau joins the Club of 100: ‘Together, we go further’
- “We still have so much to learn from each other, and we are happy to contribute to that,” says Febe Floré, CEO of Labeau. The... -
‘Sustainable lily cultivation requires a multidisciplinary approach’
- What will lily cultivation look like in 2030? Wageningen University & Research BU Greenhouse Horticulture is investigating in the Greenhouse2030... -
Alternative fertiliser requires new ecosystem
- Artificial fertiliser consists largely of mineral phosphates. The use of this raw material is under discussion. But what alternatives are there?... -
Fewer humans, more AI: Is this the future of the agricultural and horticultural sectors?
- A machine that recognises and removes weeds, a robot that cuts and picks ripe fruit with arm grippers or a greenhouse that autonomously controls the... -
Learning points from 5 years towards emission-free Pot Anthurium cultivation
- KAS2030 is a Demonstration Project of the Kas als Energiebron programme at Wageningen University & Research, BU Greenhouse Horticulture. The... -
App for water and nutrient cycle in Greenhouse Horticulture
- The Water streams model (WSM) is an online app designed for calculating the water usage from various sources, the accumulation of harmful substances,... -
‘AI can help growers discover more about their crops’
- Growers have access to an increasing amount of data: about their crops, the greenhouse, sales, labour, and more. This data is often scattered across... -
Winner of the 4th Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge announced
- The tomatoes have been harvested and weighed, the yields and costs calculated, and the results added up. With this, the winner of the 2024 Autonomous... -
WUR explores a ‘system leap’ towards sustainable and profitable greenhouse horticulture
- Greenhouse horticulture is working hard on the transition to a sustainable and economically viable sector. Numerous initiatives aim to work without... -
Compost makes Kalanchoë more resilient against diseases and pests
- The pot plant Kalanchoë seems to suffer less from aphids and Phytophthora when grown in a mix containing compost. This is evident from research...