VEGETABLES

A deep dive into the methods used to optimise the production of vegetables in climate controlled greenhouses

Protected horticulture, or growing crops in greenhouses, offers high quality production of vegetable to help feed the world fresh and healthy food. Greenhouses have a potential for high productivity, offering up to 10-15 times more fresh produce than open field farming. One of the main reasons to grow vegetables indoor, is the option to control the light, water and humidity inside. The news articles we provide, show innovations that enable vegetable growers to optimise e.g. the indoor climate, soil, fertilizer, air humidity, irrigation systems and energy usage, and show insights into preventing and treating pests.

Growing a sustainable future

18 December 2024

Start-up redefines irrigation in horticulture

25 November 2024

Pests and diseases resilient crops

21 October 2024

Varieties tailored for every climate

21 October 2024

'Today's green fingers will be digitalized'

23 September 2024

‘Clean water also improves quality and taste of product’

25 June 2024

Power Day: Ambassadors and storytelling 'Key to Success'

24 June 2024

Research Meets Innovator: Showcasing breakthroughs in horticulture

24 June 2024

Autonomous Growing saves on energy & water usage

15 May 2024