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Hoogendoorn's IIVO Intelligent Algorithms revolutionize horticulture with data-driven precision, sustainability, and efficiency,

IIVO's intelligent revolution in horticulture

Rabobank guides global horticulture transitions. Discover regional priorities, challenges, and opportunities in energy, labour, and sales. Get insights on adapting to new demographics, technology, and political landscapes. .

The focus on transitions  varies enormously per area

Dutch Greenhouse Delta (DGD) reinforces for a collective approach to tackle global food production and climate challenges by investing in partnerships. Check out how!

‘Collective approach is  crucial for global success’

Problems of the current food system have been piling up for decades. Food security can be traced through various historical phases, but urbanization, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the importance of dealing with food security.

Harvesting Hope - Future of food security

An important topic of agritecture is water management, because of the growing shortage in the world. Founder and CEO Henry Gordon-Smith however believes the solution mostly lies in creativity.

‘Low-tech solutions needed  to deal with water shortage’

Everyone is currently talking about ChatGPT, an advanced AI application capable of automating text production. It makes the impact of AI even greater than it already was. AI is also becoming increasingly important within horticulture and vertical farming.

AI in horticulture will demand technical skills

Given that the use of “conventional” chemical crop protection in horticulture is under pressure, GreenTech Amsterdam’s knowledge session* entitled “Integrated Crop Management for Healthy Plants” saw experts discuss how growers can best create resilient but profitable cropping systems without the use of these chemical pesticides.

Cultivation without high-risk pesticides is possible, say experts

The theme for the opening of GreenTech 2023 is "Sustainable growth of food systems worldwide". In the round table session directly followed after the opening, we want to inspire all attendees to step up the pace. Companies, knowledge institutions and government work together every day on the major global challenges we face around climate, energy, food and fighting hunger as part of that.

Climate, CEA & Technology by Top Sector

GreenTech Amsterdam will again be the center of international horticulture. With more than 525 stands, the event is experiencing significant growth this year. Together with various companies and organizations, GreenTech also set up a broad knowledge program, which focuses on the most important trends and developments within the sector. We will already highlight three sessions.

Nutrition, circularity, and hydrogen

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IIVO's intelligent revolution in horticulture

The focus on transitions varies enormously per area

‘Collective approach is crucial for global success’

Harvesting Hope - Future of food security

‘Low-tech solutions needed to deal with water shortage’

AI in horticulture will demand technical skills

Cultivation without high-risk pesticides is possible, say experts

Climate, CEA & Technology by Top Sector

Nutrition, circularity, and hydrogen

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