News & Calendar Greenhouse Horticulture
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‘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... -
Introducing: ISO Horti Innovators joins the Club of 100
- ISO Horti Innovators recently joined the Club of 100, part of the Greenhouse Horticulture Business Unit at Wageningen University & Research (WUR).... -
Digital twin technology provides growers with greater data insights
- Predicting crop growth is becoming increasingly refined. Wageningen University & Research BU Horticulture utilizes digital twins, linking... -
Kassim the game won by Eduardo Dolores Morales from Lima, Peru
- “When I first saw the announcement for the game, it immediately caught my attention because I grow tomatoes myself,” wrote Eduardo A.... -
The role of hydrogen in energy supply for horticulture
- Hydrogen is expected to play an important role in the defossilization of the economy. Greenhouse growers and energy grid authorties want to explore... -
Biological crop protection in the Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge
- This year, crop protection was part of the recently completed Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge for the first time. By recommending the correct type and... -
Alumna Didi Qian: 'In Wageningen, I learned to combine theory and practice'
- Didi Qian came from China to Wageningen to study in 2005 and is still living there. She has specialised in greenhouse horticulture. ‘I like the...