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Mindful of the need to protect our environment, the professional horticulture sector is continually developing more sustainable growing practices. One of the areas under the spotlight is the industry’s use of peat as a growing medium – and a controversial deadline set by England’s government will see the end of peat use in the country by 2026.

England Spearheads Peat Ban

Frederik Vossenaar leads 2 panel discussions. The first is with Annie van der Riet, Sjaak Bakker, and Jaap Bond. In the second he talks with Jeroen Westrate, Edward Verbakel, Gonneke Gerkema, Bart van Meurs, and Leo Marcelis.

Will growers be replaced by technology in autonomous greenhouses?

Innovation and sustainability are inextricably linked to the SDG's

Horticulture in Asia is developing at a rapid pace. By working closely with specialized players in the market, professional and high-tech nurseries have been set up in recent years for the large-scale cultivation of vegetable and ornamental plant products. In this article we highlight three countries: South Korea, Malaysia, and Japan.

Asian countries invest in the future of horticulture

A general update on the situation in Japan with Dennis van Leijde, Takahito Shimizu and Eri Hayashi. Dennis has multiple businesses in Japan. In this knowledge session he will tell about his experiences. What kind of problems did he face? And how did overcome those problems? Also, Takahito Shimizu shares a very interesting innovation coming from Japan.

Japanese Market - Success Stories

The Netherlands is supporting Vietnam by means of a strategic partnership in water and sustainable agriculture, as part of the country's master plan for the Mekong Delta.

Dutch Delta support to help restore the mighty Mekong

In this knowledge session Henry Gordon-Smith talks to Martine Sourbag, Audrey Timm and Leah Vanwoerkom about feeding and greening the city. They share their thoughts about how this can be achieved and why it's so important.

Feeding & Greening the City

On 10 December, the Centre of Excellence Horticulture (CEH) opened on the campus of the University Institute Agriculture et Veterinaire Hassan II (IAV) in Agadir Morocco. This university creates new silk routes combining international knowledge and technology by educating (future) growers. These developments will reshape the future of the Moroccan horticulture industry and creates many international business opportunities.

Morocco creates new silk route in horticulture knowledge and technology

GreenTech contributes to the overall health trend with showcasing the optimalization of new crops such as vanilla, curcuma, black pepper and medicinal cannabis. The largest and most progressive growers of fruit, flowers, vegetables and medicinal cannabis from all over the world come together at the yearly trade show and share their practices and knowledge.

NEW CROPS: VANILLA, CURCUMA, BLACK PEPPER AND MEDICINAL CANNABIS

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England Spearheads Peat Ban

Will growers be replaced by technology in autonomous greenhouses?

Innovation and sustainability are inextricably linked to the SDG's

Asian countries invest in the future of horticulture

Japanese Market - Success Stories

Dutch Delta support to help restore the mighty Mekong

Feeding & Greening the City

Morocco creates new silk route in horticulture knowledge and technology

NEW CROPS: VANILLA, CURCUMA, BLACK PEPPER AND MEDICINAL CANNABIS

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