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“If you cannot dance and follow the moves of the partner, it’s better not to enter the Asian market”

“If you cannot dance and follow the moves of the partner, it’s better not to enter the Asian market”

A new high-tech greenhouse project is currently underway in Kakogawa, Japan, coordinated by Denmark-Netherlands-based horticultural supplier DanDutch. The installation brings together a combination of technologies from Ridder, Danvan A/S, Staal&Plast and other European partners, with DanDutch overseeing…

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Belgium: Capsicum grower positive about cultivation, less so about pricing this season

Belgium: Capsicum grower positive about cultivation, less so about pricing this season

In just under six weeks, the 2025 season will come to an end at Gemapa, a sweet pepper grower in Nevele, East Flanders, Belgium. It’s been a year marked by an expansion of the packing facility — and, unfortunately, by disappointing prices, says grower Liesbeth Lambrecht. “It’s been a poor year in terms…

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Tube rail lift available for sale and rent: manual lifting during crop transition a thing of the past

Tube rail lift available for sale and rent: manual lifting during crop transition a thing of the past

Are the people who usually end up lifting the heating pipes during crop changes already looking forward to it? And more importantly, are there even enough hands available to help with the heavy cleaning work that comes with changing crops? These are just a couple of questions growers might be asking…

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Thriving in Allchar: Arsenic and Thallium Tolerance in Viola Species

Thriving in Allchar: Arsenic and Thallium Tolerance in Viola Species

Viola metallophytes have evolved the rare capacity to tolerate toxic metals, allowing them to thrive in the harsh soils of Allchar, North Macedonia. Scientists now know that two closely related Viola species have evolved different tolerance mechanisms – opening up an interesting case of convergent evolution as well as possible avenues for plant phytoremediation.

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