Technology adoption is a critical part of the plant production process at Ammerlaan-Sosef, which produces 5 million plants every year at its two locations.
The Greenhouse Grower team had the opportunity to visit Ammerlaan-Sosef while over in the Netherlands to attend the GreenTech conference.
Technology solutions inspired by labor shortages stood out at this year’s global meeting place to see the latest in horticulture technology.
Check out the five short-list nominations based on innovation and future concept for the horticulture industry.
Horticulture has a lot to offer prospective employees from outside the industry, if we are willing to take a chance on hiring those who may not come through traditional channels.
Around 7,500 horticulture-related professionals from 140 countries registered for the in-person show and/or the virtual platform.
Learn more about these new technologies that could soon find a home in U.S. horticulture operations.
Even if you can’t attend GreenTech 2021 in person, there are still plenty of ways to participate in this international horticulture event.
On Sept. 30, 2021, experts from around the world will evaluate sustainability in horticulture, how we can measure progress, and what the future holds.
GreenTech is returning in 2021, and just like last year, the event will offer a hybrid of in-person and online information on the latest trends shaping global horticulture.
The aim is to organize a high-quality, blended event that makes it possible to connect with the global horticulture community both physically and digitally.
From a live studio, thought leaders and market experts discussed the latest trends and developments in technology and innovation in horticulture
There is one thing that has not been stifled during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that’s the innovation taking place within controlled-environment plant production.