The Impact of Intelligent Greenhouses on Cherry Production The cherry farming landscape in Xin'an has been transformed by the introduction of intelligent greenhouses. According to Liu Xiankuan, Chairman of Henan...

Overhead Sprinklers: A Versatile Solution for Moisture-Tolerant Crops While most crops require dry foliage to prevent diseases, certain plants thrive even with wet leaves, making overhead sprinkler irrigation a viable...

Favorable Weather Boosts Extremadura's Tomato Production The region of Extremadura in Spain is poised for a highly successful tomato season, thanks to favorable weather conditions throughout the year. According to...

The bell pepper industry in Spain has shown notable economic trends in the first half of the year, with farmers receiving an average of €1.34 per kilogram for all categories...

In recent years, the province of Almería, a crucial hub for tomato production in Spain, has faced a dramatic decrease in both tomato production and exports. According to data from...

Plant leaves and cuttings can turn from their natural green to a concerning purple for various reasons, including anthocyanin build-up and nutrient deficiencies. Recently, a new concern has emerged: young...

The spectral quality of sunlight reaching plants in greenhouses has long been recognized as an area ripe for optimization. Recent advancements in quantum dot technology present a novel solution for...

Ledgnd, the renowned Dutch independent lighting consultant and data integrator for greenhouse horticulture, has announced a major update to its software and data platform, MyLedgnd. This upgrade, which features a...

  The global agricultural community has long recognized the benefits of biofertilizers, yet Vietnam remains in the early stages of adopting these sustainable products. As a frontrunner in agricultural innovation,...

The "Marktbericht KW 28/24" from the Federal Office for Agriculture and Food (BLE) reveals a clear dominance of Dutch bell pepper deliveries in the European market. While Turkish imports followed...