irrigation
Well begun is half done
In many cases, at the start of the cultivation the young plants are not yet placed directly on the planting holes in the slab. This is
In many cases, at the start of the cultivation the young plants are not yet placed directly on the planting holes in the slab. This is
Similar to previous years, many bell pepper growers are experiencing a lot of root-related problems in their crops. This results in a lower harvest, and in
Peter Lemmen and cropadvisor Jan Janssen of Delpy explain how they found the optimal irrigation strategy with the help of Growficient sensors.
In many cases, at the start of the cultivation the young plants are not yet placed directly on the planting holes in the slab. This is
Piet Wijnen is the cultivation manager of various strawberry greenhouse sites of Dutch nursery Thwan of Gennip BV. At two sites, he uses a Ridder (formerly
A big challenge when growing raspberries is determining the right way of irrigation. Determining the right moments to water is important, but often happens on a hunch. Nowadays irrigation can be monitored and optimised with substrate sensors from Growficient. Grower Bart Mensen from Verpaalen Soft Fruit and soft fruit consultant Ad Hurks will tell us more about this.
In the Netherlands, 60-70% of total strawberry production comes from table-top cultivation. This protected type of cultivation ensures a clean and labor-friendly environment. On table-tops, the
