GreenTech Amsterdam 2023, Netherlands

The team from Green Automation was present at the fair and presented new Germination Towers, among others: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9536752/6-more-gutters-in-growing-system-thanks-to-germination-towers/

Antonio Garcia and Alberto Espinosa of Hydroponic Systems show their new gutter specially developed for strawberries in pots

The team from Food Autonomy talks about their new product CultiMesh

Explaining how the CultiMesh system makes operation of controllable LED lighting easier

André van der Kloet, Caroline Reid and Kazbek Toleubayev of Bioline. Predafix+ is Bioline Agrosciences' latest innovation for improving crop protection in greenhouses. Successful pest control depends on an optimal number of predatory mites in the crop. This unique sprayable formula will improve the number of beneficial mites, their distribution and homogeneity in the crop.

Jenny Zammit and Rose Seguin of Sollum showcasing their dynamic LED lighting solutions.

Een nieuwe bekende bij Arrigoni. Patrizia Giuliani, Milena Poledica en Valerie Delfine worden versterkt door Luigi Pezzon

If the first picture is nice but the second one is also nice we just post them both

Wim van Wingerden of ProJoules with Hanni Sebag Montefiore of DryGair

Arthur Mkrtumian with AgroTech-Didam. Turnkey projects in many coutries, like Poland, Kazachstan, Bellarus and so on and so forth.

The team is dressed in Greenlux green and Valoya lilac!

Explaining the dynamic RAYN lighting system

Robert Rouhof, Yosune Cengiz, Richard Vollebregt, Cravo

And the after photo from day three! Robin Dirks, Rik van den Broek & Freddy Sarkis

André van Wageningen and Gonneke Gerkema of Grodan

Bogaerts Greenhouse Logistics has a striking presence again with the yellow company color.

Jacco de Graaf (Dool France) and Vincent van den Dool (TC van den Dool).

Joshua Gauche, Peter Ollevier, Vitalina Tsurkan, Marta Gentile and Arjan van der Veer of Phormium

Rachel Zhou runs Schalke Debets China operation.

Planti Team is very excited to be back at GreenTech. On the photo are Michael Lee, Niki Lee and Chris Lee.

LEDEStar's LED lighting has many advantages such as high efficiency, small size, environmental friendliness, diversity of spectrum and great adaptability.

Zeng Wang, Jussi Teravainen and Tony Chen from LEDEStar.

The Svensson team presents three novelties at the fair for the purpose of energy saving and Hugo Plaisier has a birthday - what a top edition.

Kurt Cornelissen, Simon Willemen and Emanuel Marreel of Hortiplan. Their lettuce systems go a lot to North America, but are found as far away as Japan and Australia.

A very good start for Biobest, winners of the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award!

A few years ago Saber Miresmailli was at a trade show telling about his ideas where autonomous driving vehicles are used in greenhouses for harvest forecasting and scouting, now there are more than 50 of his machines driving around to support horticulturists worldwide. Pictured with colleagues Valentina Magana and Mauricio Monatas

The team from BCC brought their latest Fibercell product to the fair: a Bio Based solution where more paper can be transported per roll.

ROAM Technology's team with the various Huwa-San products

Kurt Becker and Louis Damm of Dramm, with Jim Devereuz of Green Fuse Botanicals in the middle.

Johnny Rasmussen, Morten Hjorth and Mads Nychel from Senmatic presented a new irrigation solution: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9535155/new-solution-for-intelligent-irrigation-launched/

Karol Korzeniewski & Mateusz Maryniaczyk from FPHU Maryniaczyk / MyHooks

Jevgenijs Karklins and Emanuel Mounier of aranet, which is making their sensors and data system available to more and more climate computers.

Sarah Clausen and Michael Lichter of RAYN Growing Systems

Geert Leffers leads around some acquaintances from China. Next to him Mr. Wenghomg of Jiang sugreenport

Nurfan Akcan, Mathias Stan and Mehmet Gurocek coming to check out the pulseFOG machines on the stand at Dramm

Gonçalo Tavares, Erik van der Geest, Arjen van Dijk, Berber Bonnema and Boubker Bouchtaoui of NPI

Boy de Nijs of Ridder at Grow tomato harvesting robot. The first field trials are up and running.

Marnix de Jong, Jan Piet Kastelein (Buwatec) and Bas van der Elst and Nicolle Peetoom of Delaflex

KG Systems presented one of their vertical farm setups

Edwin van Dop and Thorben Looije of Valto

Edwin Reijnen of VDL presented a new nozzle. The two tangential keyways make spray so small that it cannot precipitate on the crop; it can evaporate directly (and thus absorb heat)

Dany Mestdag holds the batery of the E Geotec pro. Of course, the E stands for elictrical, so this Geotec is perfect for the greenhouse. Next to Dany, Patrick Germaey of Terrazza MC. https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9537939/a-machine-for-cleaning-coverings-with-geotextiles/

The Pipp Horticulture team was of course present at the show. Here they are ready for another busy day of meetings

Stephan Kruithof, Jon Adams, Hans van der Salm, Quirine van Gemert, Pieter Ammerlaan, Henk Verbakel and Justin Lukoff of Havecon

Simon Jones and Roger Vos of Genap were part of the Royal Brinkman booth

John van der Sande, Lotte van Rijn and Jeffrey van der Sande of Certhon

The enthusiastic team of Debets Schalke was present

Thermeta: Nico van Scheppingen, Frank van Leijen and Lorenzo van Ark

Oreon's booth was busy. Customers always come first. Very good. So an action photo of Jan Mol.

Onno Calf of Foundation Control Food & Flowers (part of Normec Groen Agro Control). This foundation does fundamental research

Mauricio Yanez and Titia Meuwise of Greenspec: "Greenspec is doing well with their climate solutions for mid- and high-tech."

Trond Vegger is the founder of Gavita. He is pictured here with Vidar Nordby. Vidar is sales director for the Nordics at Gavita / Agrolux.

Peter van Putten of Vostermans Ventilation

André Breugem, Arjan Haasdijk (Schep), Ed Roeleveld and Geert Willem van Weert (Vitotherm). Soon you will hear more about Vitotherm. They have news.

Geert Willem van Weert and Ed Roeleveld of Vitotherm

Jack Vijverberg, Rob Bekkering and Sander Zwinkels of Van der Valk. Their driveline is further developed. Screen installations are being used more intensively than ever, and their system has been further developed for that.

Grace Suradi, Marcella Silva and Maceij Krol of Philips Horticulture

Salmon Xu of Plantii. Plantii is the Chinese partner in China

Wouter Voortman and Tom Reeven of BKC at their electric boiler. This is used to fill the buffer

Rens Wijnen and Silvie Oerlemans, Meteor Systems

Barry Roessen (Scre3ns), Laurens Besemer (Ventiguard), Willem Vriezen, Jack Vlottes and Dave Boer (Huisman Scherming)

Intra Horti shows the new trolley. A handy tool for working in the greenhouse

Mario Smid, Yentl Blokstra and Rody de Graaf of Cultiléne. Together with Hoogendoorn and Plant Empowerment, among others, they ensure less use of water and nutrients.

Jaime Ahumada, Delphy. Jaime will mainly focus on the MCPIR.

Frank Boers and Frank Bastiaansen of Meteor Systems. The 1st takes over from the 2nd

Michel de Zeeuw, Peter Rense, Leon Bekenes and Ramon Bruers of Holland Scherming

Marcel Schulte, Klaas-Jan de Ruiter, Frank van Steekelenburg,Gert Hollaar and Dennis de Zeeuw of Holland Gaas.

Robert Jan de Goeij, Ilona de Ligt, Maarten van Hagen, Dionne de Boer, Robin Hakkert and Welmoet Lugt of Boal Group

Pascal den Heijer (Scre3ns) and Ilias Choudalis were in attendance of the Atrium drinks

Richard Meulkens (Coopra Buis), Marco de Bruyne (VB) and Pieter Ammerlaan (Havecon) were also spotted

Yamilla and Richard Colasanti (Excalibur Plastics), Gill van der Drift (Mountain High) and Gert van Straalen (Flavour Farm)

Richard van de Waart and Paul van Leeuwen, Martin Stolze. Six months ago they launched the new potting machine Stolze 3030 pro. Meanwhile, 7 of them have already been sold. Paul: "The big advantage of this machine is mainly the speed, longer life span and it is a very quiet machine."

Maurice van der Knaap of Dry Hydroponics

Norman van der Gaag of Aweta. Aweta continues to refine automation and tracking & trace for the benefit of external and internal sorting capabilities.

Xander van der Zande (DanDutch) and Geert van der Wel (Blue Radix).

Albert van Dam, Gaston Pauwels (Trintech) and Arjan Pauw (DLI).

In recent months, Erfgoed has seen a particular focus of labor-saving, vebet improving energy-saving measures among growers. Machiel Paans, Cor Bremmer and Francesco de Angelis

Randy van Polanen (Petel), Wim van Wingerden and Herman van der Breggen

Benfried: Rob de Hoogh, Jelle Koop and Dylan van Raay. They get a lot of questions about sustainable solutions in the field of crop protection products and recycling plastics

Edwin Langenberg and Geerd van Geel of DLVge

Arie Meeuwissen, Bert-Jan Nolden and Hans Fakkert of Taks Handling Systems. The Taksi is a powerful induction tractor that helps growers automatically transport crops without the need for labor.

Bart Eekhof of Flier likes to talk about their robotic transplant system. Rockwool plugs are placed on the growing block with this.

Stef van der Linden, John Tijhof (Hortimat) and Rembrandt van Meegen (Biobull).

Rob van den Berg of Weterings. Weterings becomes a new player in the market of electric tractors for horticulture

We bump into Ted van Heijningen in the aisles.

Gerard Vonk (Tan) and Paul van Gils (Lumiforte).

Van Looveren brought along all kinds of glass. The choice was huge

Antonio dos Santos and Jilles Goedknegt of HT Verboom: "HT Verboom is more visible than ever."

Markus Wellmann (PM&P), Damian Schwarzkachel, Alan Wood (FDI) and Fred van Veldhoven (Certhon).

Alweco was celebrating Nico's 45th birthday

Rijk Zwaan showed their wide assortment at Greentech. As a breeder they put themselves well on the Greentech map.

Van der Ende Group was on the stand with many water innovations, including the Kathari ultra filtration system.

Vincent Hoveling, Alice van der Helm, Johan van Erven and Peter Yiannou of Ridder at their Drain Checker. The Ridder DrainChecker offers a solution to the problem of finding the right irrigation balance and monitoring plant water uptake. By providing measurements of substrate saturation rates and the amount of drain water produced, growers can optimize their irrigation strategy and increase crop yields while saving water.

Arjan van der Meer and Tim van Kester of Debets Schalke

Finch Genuit (Mienis Water) and Gert-Jan Doff (Technische Unie)

Bart 't Hoen, Laurent van der Ende and Kevin Spoelder of Hoogendoorn. Their Intelligent Algorithms are a plug in for the IIVO climate computer. With a few settings, you can set the most optimal climate strategy to meet the requirements of the greenhouse, crop and climate. The algorithms take these settings as a starting point to proactively control the climate at the micro level, taking into account expected weather conditions.

Cor Pellikaan travels the world with the Qlipr Pellikaan Crop Clamping System.

Tom Zwanenburg of Van der Waay is happy to explain the advantages of their machines.

Jan Jakob Mekes, Ziv Gottesfeld and Tiret Dewnarain of HPNow. HPNow manufactures peroxide generators.

Hans Wagner, Erik de Jong and Monique de Jong of Steuler

Rob de Hoogh and Fred van Veldhoven (former colleagues at Benfried)

Wessel van Paasen of Green Simplicity. They will be the innovation department in the field of indoor and vertical farming for light and climate within Green V

Jacco de Vries, Ronald de Vreede and Willemijn Davidson of Houweling Horticulture. Houweling Horticulture has succeeded in developing a liquid coating that is 100% microplastic-free. At GreenTech Amsterdam, Bright Eco-Coating was introduced.

It couldn't be missed... the Logiqs booth. High in the air, the system was on display ...

Sunny Smit of Agrolux / Gavita tells us about Dual Channel: dimmable (red, white, blue) and controllable (far red). It allows you to save energy at the moment you don't need far-red. It was launched recently and is now in full production.

The always smiling Fred Deijs and Martin Spekle of Albers Alligator

Berrie Schuurman and Willem Delisse. Marieke was definitely there, but just taking a walk

Bas van der Elst and Nicolle Peetoom in their brand new booth.

Shenzhen FY Lighting manufactures lighting solutions. Pictured are Cherry and Jim.

Shenzhen Longood Intelligent Electric Co., Ltd. Produces end solution for grow lights. Special products are the dual spectra lighting solutions and the latest edition of the lighting controler. The company is a Chinese public company registered on the Shenzhen stock exchange.

Hebei Yuvi Import Export produces nets solutions and also screens to moderate wind and sun. This is the first time in GreenTech. On the photo are Kris. Brand name is Gezi.

WeiHai Xing Hai Lian produces plastic nets and mats for greenhouse and fruit producing purposes, to manage weeds, wind, sun, bugs. On the photo is Jane Ci.

Lite Science produces grow lights for the greenhouse, MMJ and vertical farming industries. For Greenhouse and indoor growing the company has different top light dual and light-single solutions. The Cannabis lamps are very powerful, and are their main market. On the photo is Bruce Xie.

Richful Homewares specialises in garden decorations. On the photo is Yuki Li.

Helping to serve international and local customers with technical support and strategy on the Chinese market, including local technical support, for a complete strategy and service in China. Group Flexibell. Service, or lack of timely service, has been a pain point in China. LianHai Yu, JaiYan Cai, Lili Gu and DaZheng Li.

SunnyPower New Energy produces lights for Cannabis production. On the photo is Maphets Mei, Sales Manager.

Jason Xiao is Vice General Manager at Shinegrow. The company has two factories, one in Xiamen China and one in Vietnam. Their specialism is LED light Systems. Customers come from Europe and USA. Grow Lights is part of the company’s business that also included commercial lights.

This is the first time for Growers Republic to attend GreenTech. The company has a large presence in the States, including on social media. Daniel Liu is responsible for international sales and marketing.

Chogori makes LED connectors. The company is from Shenzhen. On the photo are Yang Bei and Yvonne Liu.

NanJing New-High JingWei Electric makes light fixtures. Mostly used in greenhouses, top light application . Flexible configurations are possible. On the photo is Echo Zhu.

Sichuan Zhifang Net Industry produces nets and screens for shading, wind protection and insect protection. On the photo is Sailor Ho.

Shenzhen Guanke Technologies developed the Smart Grow Rack System for vertical farming application. The solution includes moveable lichting and ventilation systems, combining different applications all in one. On the photo are Edward and Ben.

HortiGreen supplies equipments and materials to the Chinese and international markets. Li Jun is on the photo.

Ailux (Hebei) Sci & Tech produces lighting equipment for horti applications. On the photo is Yang Xiao Xia. The company started 12 years ago, the team is very happy to be at GreenTech.

Boman makes energy saving netting products and Window Insect Nets.

Shenzhen Ace Lighting from China produces lighting solutions for greenhouse, indoor farming, Vertical Farming and Mushroom farming. On the photo are Peng LiRong and Hu DaShan.

WestLand makes lichting solutions for greenhouse, indoor farms and cannabis applications. Their lights come with high on the photo is Tony.

ChongQing MaxPower is a producer of different greenhouse tools and accessories for the international market under their Max Power Brand. On the photo is Li Li.

GGPO is a brand of Beijing FengLong that specialises in coated films for insulation in Winter and Cooling in Summer. On the photo are Rex Li and Le Jia.

Pozeen LED produces LED fixtures. The company supplies greenhouse, vertical farming and MMJ industries. On the photo are Zhang YuYi and Yin Wenbo.

PlusRite with Sun ZhiQian. The company produces LED lighting solutions.

StarLighting produces lighting solutions in China. The company is a professional grow lighting manufacture. On the photos are Yang Hui and Jasmine.

Sosen LED Driver makes LED drivers that are used to produce LED lighting solutions.

LunLux has been for over 17 years in the horticulture industry, partly as manufacturer for brand owners. The company specialises in HID and LED grow lights. On the photo is Sunny Sun.

Paneu Glass is a glass processor from Shandong that can provide 4mm clear float glass 89plus and extra clear glass 91plus and diffused glass non tempered or tempered with or without 2 ARC. On the photo are Eric Sun Taurus Wei.

Zhongshan Koray produces LED lights in Zhongshan China. On the photo are Zhou Zhaohua and Haoji Ye.

Shenzhen San’ai photoelectric technology produces LED light solutions for Horti applications. On the photo are Wei Wang and DongYuan Lan.

Guangzhou Linong Lichting Technology makes LED lights for Horti applications. On the photos is Lei Ting.

GS Korea markets its Root Plus branded products internationally that have air root pruning qualities. The company is looking for distributors in Europe, including in the UK, France and The Netherlands. On the photo to the right is Seyong Kim and Jiman Kim.

Hyosung Onb from Korea makes grow bags using Sri Lankan Coco Peat and Coco chips. The company exports to Japan and The Netherlands and imports into South Korea.

Jack Xie, He QingGuo, Li Jing, LianYing Jia and Deng Jian are all part of Van Iperen China’s team. Their team will be travelling in The Netherlands to meet with clients before returning to China.

Alice Pan, Shandong Glass Tech Industrial

FengDa produces professional fans. The company Co-exhibits with Huangzhou HanGuang Illumination, that sells LED lights under their HGI brand.

DeRoose plants from Belgium has a company in Shanghai. On the photo are Pu Deng and Peter de Ridder.

Bas van der Elst and Nicolle Peetoom, Delaflex.

Valterri Lehtonen, Janne Makinen, Juho Makinen and Maria Makinen from Grow Lightengine. The Finnish company has a patented spectrum technology that works for all plants. They are proud on their quality control, with all products made in Finland.

KB Tech is a Chinese company. It produces troughs and drainage gutters for hydroponic cultivation, as well as grafting Clips. On the photo is Zhang Yan.

Qingdao JinJing produces greenhouse glass in Shandong, China. The company produces different options for texture, including Extra Clear, Mistlite, Pattern-D Glass, pattern- S, Low Iron glass and Float Glass.

AAA-Grow Shenzhen is a horticulture top lighting manufacturer. In China the company has been a long-time participant in the greenhouse industry. It now exports its products globally.

Marisa Song from Moso. The company makes LED Drivers.

APT Electronics makes horticulture LED lights. On the photo are Jeffen Ren and ZhiPing Lin.

Inson Shade makes aluminium reflection screens, netting diffusion screens, anti-insect netting, transparant screens and blackout energy savings screens. It’s the company first time at GreenTech.

The booth of Shanghai Xiaojia Data Technology Co., LTD.

The team of Zhejiang Qitai Biomaterial Co., LTD, which makes packaging for online and offline flower sales.

Rielli / Kazanci Environmental Technics Co., Ltd. with a colorful booth.

Xiamen Hwasa Plastic makes indoor and outdoor flower pots.

HortiSpectra makes LED lights for cultivation.

Suzhou Starrysky Gardening Materical makes plug trays and other plastic products for indoor cultivation.

DMEGC Solar specializes in solar panels for the greenhouse construction industry. The full company name is Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co. Ltd

The booth of Chinadrip Irrigation Equipment (Xiamen) Co., Ltd.

We do a before and after photo at Growtec. The fair begins with Brian Zimmerman and Robin Dirks.

Martina Denti, Bernhard Baumgartner & Su Zhang of CleanGreens see aeroponics gaining prominence and confidence in the market.

Niklas Heyn & Steffen Weimann of Elkamet, who make profiles for LED lighting.

Wireless energy, is it the future? According to Stefan Berthmann of Energeous and Casper van der Schaft of InnoTractor, there are opportunities. Sensors charged by the sun that also transmit information, for example.

The new Fibercell Bio Based Medium paper presented by Andreas Berner, BCC

Martin van Zeijl of Bom Greenhouses meets Finnish grower Jukka

Richard Hagedoorn of White Circle, a new player in coatings for greenhouses

Paul Nelson and Stuart Allardice of INDO Lighting brought the new Vertilink fixture, developed for vertical farming

Federico Ambrosata, Federico Guaraldi and Franceso Reni of Saviolife, including biostimulants for various crops.

From Poland came Michal Zuk (PPO Siechnica) & Citronex' Bartosz Grafka

Carl Rentes of Vivent tells more about Phytisigns to a visitor of the fair

Jan Jacob Mekes of hpnow on making peroxide available around the world for the purpose of a clean irrigation system

Hortum LCC: Peter Zandee, Alexander Masalygin and Matvej Zandee and their various tomato hooks

Christos Vasdravanidis and Constantine Emmanouildis from the Greek company THERMOMETAL greenhouses

Wojtek Szczepanski of Emka pack, Trond Myrhaug of FGM and Xander van der Zande of DanDutch in their familiar spot

Anna Tugowa and Carina Sieger, Otte Metalbau. The German supplier is finding more and more international customers.

GreenPro: Jophy, Hareesh Mohaman and Nair

This year, France's RED Horticulture opened their own research center near Nantes. Pictured is Louis Golaz.

Ludo van Boxem of Neekom / Agrownomy and Geert Leffers of Agrihouse

Jan Zegwaard led several growers from Turkmenistan around Dutch horticulture and to the GreenTech of course.

Boy de Nijs of Ridder used to pick tomatoes himself, now the robot GRoW from Adi Nir of Metomotion does that.

From Korea, the team from Croft was present to share more about their software for growing lettuce. Pictured were Woo Ram Lee, Seungmin Baek, Dong-Il Shin, Chang Jin Rim and Hee Kyung Ryoo

Luke Handley and Mathew Beeby of Powerplus Group with Maarten van Bemmel of Ledgnd in the middle

Best beer of the day was from Vertically Urban, who brought their own local Vertically Urban beer

Drinks at the end of the day could be had at various stands, including at Fluence

Cornelia and Richard Bradt with Canadian supplier AMA Hort visit Mario Smid and Alessandro Montanarella of Cultilene.

Team Fluence did make it back to the fair on time, also to unveil their new fixture.

Gakon Netafim. Read more about their vision for horticulture here: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9536490/adopting-cea-practices-is-necessary-for-the-future-of-sustainable-agriculture/

The team of French greenhouse builder Richel

KUBO, Verkade Klimaat and Peter Dekker Installations together as always

VB's exhibition team: Marco de Bruijne, Nanne Bentvelzen, Lenneke Morit, Michel Winkel, Edward Verbakel and Celine van der Woude

During the GreenTech Powerday, several prominent industry figures participated in roundtable sessions

Marit Nieboer-Klapwijk and Peter Klapwijk

At the table with Annie van de Riet, AVAG, and Cees Kortekaas of Axia Vegetable Seeds

Participants here included Leon Dukker of Porta Nova, Ron Jones of Clayco and Will Reedy of AppHarvest, as well as Brandon Waghom of South Essex Fabricating.

What do you get when you put Priva, The Ohio State University, Brightfarns, Enbio and Air Liquide together?

And also Marco de Bruin, Khalil Dukuli of Food Supply, Farah Nour of Lucent Bio and Dong Yeol Seo of Enbio?

Welmoet Lugt of Boal Group in conversation with Eliezer Adania of Paskal

Dick Jonathan of South Essex, Sacha Steinfeldt of Inproba

Round table session during GreenTech Power Day

Meanwhile, of course, the rest of Paskal's team was present at the booth.

The Lucchini Idromeccanica team: Vittorio Genuardi, Massimo Lucchini and Mateo Lucchini.

The new tomato robot from IUNU. "If you don't measure you dont fix," the team believes.

Rudy Stourm and Renaud Josse from CMF talk about several interesting projects, including a greenhouse for growing wine grapes and a quarantine project in Slovenia

Cultivation consultant Aldo van Os and Dennis de Zeeuw of DQ Hortisoluciones

A very special cultivation system from Mechatronix and Colruyt Group: the CoolGrow VF

A large team was present from the University of California to promote cooperation between horticultural suppliers and American companies.

Dosatron's international team was present at the fair for the second time

Jakob Tsonakis and Sofia Zografou of INA Plastics

Menno Chemie recently presented research on removing ToBRFV on clothing, something that detergent has not been shown to do. In the photo Christian Eidam.

Mike Muchow and Kevin Strickland, Biotherm

Patrick Gelineau, Greg Stone and Pieter Berkel of BFG supply

John Meijer takes a tour of the fair before Smartkas' vertical farm is visited by international interested parties

Reverse cultivation, that's where Eliezer Edelstein of Biomic Agritech believes: https://www.groentennieuws.nl/article/9533585/door-ondersteboven-te-telen-doet-de-natuur-een-groot-deel-van-het-werk/

Fiorentini brought various cleaning solutions

Precimet developed various automation products for horticulture. In the photo Adam Nenczak, Barbara Golowinska

Fabio Camisa of Da Ros never runs out of ideas

Team Rufepa is active in Egypt, among other countries

Frank te Kamp, Prins Greenhouses, Arjan Bos, AMB Nursery

Jan Koenekoop of Jade Systems certainly did a tour of the fair as well

In Azerbaijan they are professionally growing young vegetable plants

Mauricio Senabre and Michiel de Jong, Moleaer

Nico Niepce, Alweco, with Pien Stams, Oreon, and Eelkje Pulley of HortiDaily

The team from ISO Group, which recently opened a branch in the United States

Always a delight to run into Peter Klapwijk

Sandro van Kouteren and Dongho Park of Parus in front of the equivalent of a selfie wall at a horticultural fair: an impressive strawberry installation

Felix Kirchstein, Ties van der Linden and David Ahmed of Hexafarms

NPI's team gets a lot of good feedback on their liner resistant to chlorine

Agrifast's tom-system attracted a lot of interest

IDM's machines came along well from Spain. No wonder, since they also go all over the world. Alessandro Taluto tells more about them.

Marco Tidona shows his aponix cultivation system

Sananbio was present at the fair - although part of the team was busy discussing while taking the photo. However, Danko Tolic was present!

Annika Eberhardt, Christian Zimmermann and Ronald Helmel, Multivac, had a good position at the fair as one of the few packaging suppliers

The team from Osram can be recognized by the shoes: Thomas Grebner, Horst Varga and Jens Wossack. Pictured with Twan Mennink and Mohamed Aziz of Oreon. Read more about the latest Osram novelty here: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9537262/ams-osram-extends-its-oslon-optimal-family/ — The team from Osram can be recognized by the shoes: Thomas Grebner, Horst Varga and Jens Wossack. Pictured with Twan Mennink and Mohamed Aziz of Oreon. Read more about the latest Osram novelty here:
https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9537262/ams-osram-extends-its-oslon-optimal-family/

Vaighai Worldwide, pictured is Pounraj Kulandaivel

Jorge Perez Munoz and Carlos Pendas Suarez of AgroTech

Martijn Vermeer and Ferry Schoenmakers of MJ Tech look at how colleagues Peter van den Bemd and Jurnjan van den Bremer are doing at the fair. Pretty well, actually.

Soleman Masaoudi is the familiar face of Russel IPM

Eleanor Wigram represented the various UK parties participating through CHA

David Dobos of Blackmore supports team Ellepot: Darryn Stone and Brian Damkj

Tony Peloe and Michael Soames of Delta T devices

Chris Wilkins of LLEAF with the pink plastic solution that allows him to optimize light penetration for various crops

Roel Janssen of Planet Farms came to look at the vertical farming novelties

Ainhona Acuna of Ulma, Spanish greenhouse builder

The Drygair dehumidifier was also featured at the fair. Earlier, a group of international growers visited three Dutch greenhouses using the Drygair technique.

Martin Juricek, Vratislav Benes, Adam Varga & Barbora Dankova, or Fravebot. They have several robots for horticulture: scouting, harvest forecasting and spraying, to be applied to tomatoes and strawberries.

Paul Rooijmans of YieldComputer shows the system to an interested party.

Hens Hinloopen, Gebr. Ezendam, on the all-electric equipment

Getting CO2 out of the air, there were several possibilities for that at the fair. One of them is this Airbus, presented by Antje Bulmann, Viktor Fetter and Leon Ketscher

Exoskeletons! Leonie Minneboo and Isabelle Dencher of Laevo show how it works. You can also see that in person at their office on July 6, at a meeting specifically for agriculture and horticulture.

Sebastian Pook and Manuel Hickner of Korber Technologies. This German firm is interested in vertical farming.

Nuno Vito of Cordex shows the company's horticultural rope.

The team from Agritecture, consulting firm for the Vertical Farming industry

Greglo, among others active with the Viva Agtech solutions

Village Farms represented! Hai Paul Selinas :)

Aldo van Os (Conscious Farmer) and Harumi Kuniyoshi with BrightFarms came to say hi at our booth

Gao Ying and Sander Smeding with Anthura bv

For Beaulieu Technical Textiles, it was its first time at GreenTech. The Belgian company challenges growers to look beyond just the weight of a ground cloth and presented a new ground cloth.

Christian Filling, Alexander Eugen and Timo Grotsel of Lubing

Enrique Munoz and Robby Munoz Novoa of the Mexican company Textiles Agricolas

Havva, Engin, Taylan and Serra of Growtech, the Turkish trade fair to be held again in Antalya in November.

Jophy, Dhilan, Hamit and Yatin of Greenpro, they have expanded their factory so that everything is available under one roof.

The 2Grow team, currently with over 7.5 million hours of measured plant data

Joachim from Wivid, manufacturer of LED horticultural lamps with high-performance lighting fixtures

Juan Antonia Garcia and Javier Pery of Armando Alvarez

The nice team from Atop Lighting, looking for new customers

Rudy Stourm and Renaud Josse of CMF Groupe mainly active in Europe but they also have offices in Mexico and Vietnam

The stand of Maan Biobased and Growcoon, nice and busy

Alica Pan of the Chinese company Shandong Glass Tech Industrial, they are growing very fast and have many new projects

Youyou Zhu from Defeng Mechanical and Alice Pan from Shandong Glass Tech Industrial

Senthil, Gustavo and David from Asthor Greenhouse Projects

Byoungki Lee and Sumin Choi of Substrates Korea, they are looking to expand in Europe

Dayo Jansen, Frank Getner and Jom Rietveld of PATS

Anil Venk Cinar of Sera Plastik Istanbul

Miguel Ayuso, Losune Rodriguez and Javier Ayuso of MSC Greenhouses, also currently active in the Dominican Republic and many other Caribbean islands

Pascual Sanz Tortosa and Massimo Digitali of Viale Sistemi

Toushar Choubey and Rea Qafa of Lab Associates

Chandan Viraktamath and Ramkumar Palanisamy of Kokosflora, they are expanding considerably in America and Canada

Suzanne, Karin, Pascal and Edith of Sylvania

The Sylvania fixtures in a vertical farming setup

Arjen van Dijk and Ronald Kloppenburg pictured together, they met 12 years ago in Thailand.

Mustafa Ali Doyran and Cihangir Dogan from Ikizler

Conversations at the booth of WDK Tunnels

The team from Flora Biological Protection Systems

Jana Mackova and Radovan Kremlicka from Juta

Valdimar Goumundsson, Reynir Jonsson and Gunnar Gunnarsson of NPK from Iceland

Inma Barcelo of Hilaturas, and company active in rope production

The team from Eiffel, showing their latest covering films here

Parminder, Alessandro and Irene from Gigola

Bogdan Adamiak and Jakub Kotowicz of Polish Led lamp company Perfand Led

Selim and Muhammed Ozmen of Oz-Ka Vakum, active in production of plastic pots and seedling trays

Bertil van 't Veen with GS Europe, for four decades GS Europe has successfully supported companies in navigating the complex Mexican market

Hortinergy expands further in Asia. Arnoud Chausson, Isabelle Gueret and Vincent Stauffer.

Kees van Beek shows off Modiform's Shuttle Tray.

Serge Pas of CocoEarth, Konstantinos Tsonakis and Sofia Zografou of INA Plastics from Greece and Anna Yakymakita of Begrow.

Konstantinos Tsonakis shows the blueberry tray from INA Plastics.

Flavio Cigalotto of Mosa Green, Shlomy Raziel of R.P. Grow-tec Innovations and Tzani Mordehay of Genisis Herbs, together in conversation.

The team from Klasmann Deilmann and MAAN. https://www.groentennieuws.nl/article/9538687/belangstelling-voor-nygaia-tijdens-greentech-2023/

This is the growcoon. Tjeerd de Loose of Maan and Raymond van Ispelen of Klasmann Deilmann.

Edwin Hoenderdos of Logiqs and Dennis van Alphen and Arthur Kroon of the Total Energy Group.

Ofer Spottheim together with Chaim Edelman of Agam Energy/ Agam Greenhouse. Ofer is the new CEO.

The Gavita and Agrolux team; Bram Zwinkels, Peter van der Kaaij, Emmanuel Oomen, Joram Wijnaendts van Resandt, Sunny Smit, Rosa Di Lisa, Eelco Abma and Gert-Jan Dekker.

Julia den Uijl highlights the partners. Today it is from Young Grow, with tasty tomatoes other days it was Strawberries from Nature Fresh Farms and flowers from LS Santini.

Wilfriend Veenman of Enalco, visiting the gentlemen from Jenbacher. Jenbacher's CHPs are ready for H2, in the horticultural industry. Existing plants can be converted to run on 100% hydrogen and/or a mix with other gases.

Marzena and Przemyslaw Ziomek of MZ Forma.

Brian Hendel and Carrie Izsak of IPM Scoutec at the table with Cem Samlimeshur of Delta Topraksiz.

The Primo team. Primo has been making "custome made" gutters and other profiles for over 30 years, with sustainability being very important to them.

As always, there are good talks at Green Automation.

Joost Somford, Eduard den Haan of JASA and John and Clair McMahon of Better Future Farms.

Gwanghyeong Lee and Byoungjun Kim vaq Korea Technology Institute along with their translator, Juyeon Kim. Demonstrate the Crop characteristics investigation technology, which uses photo analysis.

Jasper van de Auweraert and Dennis van der Wiel of 30Mhz. https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9537556/30mhz-and-aranet-partner-up-to-form-wireless-sensor-solutions-for-more-sustainable-horticulture/

Arsen Sargsyan and Karen Mkrtchyan of TRAP Analitics.

Markus Berns of BASF and Eric van der Maten of UbiOps.

Guillaume Beland of Zone Agtech from Canada.

Daniel Wanis-Ruiz of Elevated Signals has a lot of run-in.

Farah Nour and Michael Riedijk of Lucent Bio, talk about their micro plastic free seed coating.

The always good laugh, Rob van Leeuwen of F&H Crone.

Noah Leclerc and Chris Madsen of Apogee.

This Gea Guardian sensor from Apogee, you can hang anywhere in your greenhouse.

The team from ProfileGate are at the GreenTech e for the first time showing their different cleaning solutions.

By the looks of it, interesting cleaning solutions, from ProfileGate.

Those who walked past the booth of Klasmann-Deilmann and Maan Biobased Products during GreenTech encountered a bar counter filled with Growcoons and their latest product innovation: Nygaia. At least, if your fellow attendees weren't blocking your sight, as visitors to GreenTech 2023 showed great interest in what they call "the substrate of the future."

Anna Tugowa, Jonas MolkenThin and Carina Sieger of Otte Methalbau.

Erik van der Made of Aranet Cloud is busy talking with Leon Tacken of Hotraco Horti.

Lasse Larsen of Danvan, lets me know that the companies; Danvan, Dan Dutch, FGM and Staal Plast, work together worldwide.

Marisa Song MOSO Power Supply Technologies and Kevin Jordan of Established Technology. Through the different lenses on the lamps, the light is either more focused or widely distributed.

The team from SimPlast, gutters for Hydroponic systems.

AGCulture, Michiel van Spronsen, Julie Tixier, Daphné Stassen and Mohammad Shayesteh.

Roland van Gulik and Ad Vermolen of Greenwear with Deborah Lobry in the middle.

Mark Bertens and John van der Maarel of Modiform.

Dirk-Jan Haas of HortiWare and VIridi Circular.

Pieter Versluis and Marnix de Jong of Buwatec are of course also in attendance.

Paulina Komorowska of PRIVA and Andris Stuks of Synergy.

Bonny Heeren, Emilie Gustafsson and Matthew Grantham of Heliospectra introducing the CERES Flex new HPS replacement, 1000w.

Matthias Drostte and Sascha Steinbock of German company HortiBest LED Grow Lights, for all crops from flowers vegetables to Cannabis.

Fogco's Dana Pack talks about the possibilities; from proper humidity, to cooling and even odor management of Cannabis.

Lumatek team, just completed their entire assortimetn lights for the greenhouse.

Chia-Hsiang Wu from Amphenol, Connects All!

Rainer Frank of Dennerle Plants in conversation with Anand Saraff and Amit Kumar of Ludlow Jute.

Dennis van Alphen of Total Energy and Hans Koornneef of Holland Heater.

Carl Mendonca and Dave Wilding of Millenniumsoils.

José Manuel Fernandez of ITC, metering pumps for pH adjustments and accurate fertilization.

Swarup Kirloskar and Sujit Mishra of Garware.

Eelkje Pulley of HortiDaily and Marianne Haas of Hortiware.

Dana Lucas of Jiffy in conversation with Jing Liu of AgriGarden.

Alexander Roscoe of GrowFlux from the USA. Looking for posibilities to expand the company to Europe as well.

Priva present. The company announced in the exhibition week an agreement for cooperation with Blue Radix. From left to right: Lisa Ruigrok, André de Raadt, Stefan Bron, Edo van Keulen, Yuan Yonghui, Maarten Hartong, Lydia Qi, Fred Ruijgt, Mattijs Taal, Marcel Beekenkamp, Juan Gonzalez Azcarate, Mike Marino, Marinus Luiten, Giovanni Angiolini, José Haaring, Rebekka Mooibroek and. Ruud Hulleman.

Joep Janssen of Limex quickly grabbed the vacuum cleaner at the beginning of Day 1 to clean the booth.

After a push of a button, the curtain fell and Tissue Culture Planter was on display, attracting a lot of attention for three days afterwards.

Kateryna Volianska of KG Greenhouses stopped by the HortiDaily booth for a chat.

Mark Tiebout of Ayrox sees a market for glass measurement equipment in greenhouse horticulture.

Johan Grootscholten came to promote Green Executives, a branch through which the men from Green Career Consult also want to attract people to greenhouse horticulture for top jobs.

Paper maps were missed by many a fair visitor. They had been filed away. A large sign at the entrance and also the online floor plan had to guide visitors.

Pieter Rooijakkers of Light4Food walks by around noon on Thursday and smiles, "It's still busy." He quickly strikes up another conversation with the next booth visitors.

Italy, Canada and Mexico present on the LetsGrow.com team with Francesco Giora, Filip Arezina and Federico Aguilar.

Wholesaler Borms, among others, brought this misting system.

Rienk Hilgenkamp and Ronald van de Oudeweetering at the new Dimlux VertiLED fixture that uses hybrid cooling, making it possible to cool the lamps with either water or air. The lamp is also equipped with its own patented lens, allowing asymmetrical illumination.

Live from RAI Amsterdam: Learning Academy Worldwide.

Lots of attention to robots at the show, although it was quieter in terms of launching new robots than in past years. Many robot builders are busy definitively advancing to field launches.

Jorn Hebels of Glasimport Greenhouses gets a visitor laughing

Wilco Dijkstra of CE-Line explains to a visitor.

Ronald Haket and Gerben de Jong of Haket took a moment to stand in the greenhouse for the photo.

Bosman Van Zaal announced The Crew prior to the fair. This of course resulted in a photo session and visits from groupies. Crew member Wouter missed this moment. He was reportedly on his way to Hollywood.... From left to right: Jacob Boxhoorn, Edwin Snabel, Robert van Donk and Quinten van Senten.

Jeroen Versteegen has joined NovaCropControl's judging corps of plant sap specialists.

Mariska Dreschler of GreenTech in conversation at the Holland Pavilion

Cees de Haan of Hortispeed believes dissolved oxygen will become the new control parameter for water quality alongside PH and EC. Next to him in the photo: John Oosterveld of Agrozone.

Rob van der Meer with Maan Biobased Products show substrate innovation Nygaia

Max Robbemont, Tjerk Kramer and Gert-Jan Mulder of Industrial Product Solutions.

In the labor saving category belongs Lenzeel's leaf-picking robot. The first series is already running at Dutch growers, the second series may get its first international user after GreenTech. For Jan Lenders, Ed Zeelen and Stijn Linders, it was their first GreenTech with Lenzeel.

Rembrandt van Meegen on top of the Bio Bull, of which fully electrically powered versions also exist today.

Hall 1 with in the foreground Artechno's booth where demos were given with 3D glasses.

Colleague Martijn monitors the Groentennieuws booth.

Artificial intelligence is hot topic in horticulture. Knight deploys AI for the CropView camera.

When the roofs are full, or improving water quality is of interest, floating solar panels come into the picture, as offered here by Floating Solar.

Bart Bovee, Gertie Rongen and Joep Janssen of Limex next to the revamped drum filter that allows users to access all functions after opening just a single valve. Handy for service and maintenance. The filter capacity has also been improved.

Liesbeth Dingemans, Ernst van Bruggen and Rien Kammen of Source.ag. The AI company launched an extension of the Plant App at the fair. In the booth, visitors could get a demo.

Leo van der Ven next to the Solar Carport System of Flexibell Energy Systems.

Boal and Flexibell cooperate in China in the field of aluminum greenhouse cover production. On behalf of Flexibell, a Chinese delegation had come over to Amsterdam.

Laurens Trebes of Urban Ponics with vertical cultivation towers in the booth at Rovero.

In ornamental horticulture, people were busy with Flower Trials, but a little ornamental cultivation wasn't lacking at GreenTech either, like here in the Breeders Pavilion.

Later on Monday, these glasses went full and toasts were made at CE-Line to the field launch of their automatic nutrient measurement system.

Tino Oirbans and Wim Hagenbeek next to Ziehl-Abegg's ZA Plus. The fan is equipped with "owl wings," something with which the company even appeared in the Donald Duck. Owls fly silently and that is also what the fan manufacturer aims to achieve by using this natural wing shape that also ensures that the fan uses less energy and moves more air.

Sensors watch at Sigrow. The sensor manufacturer had brought an update of its stomata camera to the show. The camera shows how plants transpire in high resolution.

For SchermNed, it was GreenTech's first time. In white Daphne van Os, John van Hasenbroek and Jack van der Voort with visitors.

With the nice weather outside, more and more growers understand: water quality has to stay good. Ultramins plays its part in this.

It looks a bit like a submarine, someone remarked. It has to do with water, but cannot sail, this solution for UV-C disinfection of water from VGE. In the photo: Ruud van der Ven and Rob van Esch.

Albert Haket, a familiar face at Horconex, which now also operates outside French-speaking countries in Europe.

Harvesting gerberas with a robot at Wageningen University & Research

Filip van Noort of the WUR stopped by the booth where his colleagues demonstrated the robotic harvesting of gerberas.

Frans van Uffelen explains Growfoam's special substrates.

Koen Verhoeven and Ilona Hessels of Veko Lightsystems International. The Dutch LED lighting producer was exhibiting for the first time under its own name at a horticultural fair.

The energy story of horticulture in a model at MWM.

Bas Visser of Wireless Value, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, introduced a solar-powered ventilation unit at the fair as an add-on to the company's temperature and humidity sensor. Because of the anniversary, Bas handed out special anniversary candies.

The solar panel directly powers the fan, so the temperature of Wireless Value's wireless climate sensor is not affected by solar radiation.

Raymond van Mierlo of Bato was visited by an Asian camera crew.

Erik Schäfer and Marco Kroese of Alcomij at a demo with harmonica mesh.

Made in Holland, that's what Van der Lande stands for. Pictured are Daan van Dinther and Rogier van Rees.

Zantingh took the e-boiler to the fair last year. Then a run developed on the devices because of the energy crisis.

Martijn Worst of Spirotech, new in a corner of the booth at Zantingh. The company supplies water treatment systems to prevent corrosion. The techniques are already widely used in the utility industry and now they are making the leap to greenhouse horticulture, where, for example, switching to lower-temperature water for heating increases the risk of corrosion.

The subject of energy is never far away at the fair. At Zantingh they have the techniques ready to help growers be as flexible as possible.

Several machines were on display at Wilburg Projects. William van der Burg gives a demonstration.

Team TNO next to the Roadmap launched together with the Hortivation Foundation late last year. The purpose of the roadmap is to prepare greenhouses for future developments by means of six 'tracks'.

Parties were also not lacking at and around the fair.

Ron van der Helm and Johanna Croissant of Force Group

Quick Plug was at a trade show for the first time highlighting its parent company Profile Products.

Among other things, Quick Plug brought a line of HydraFibre substrates from Profile Products.

Ton van Dijk, Freek van Rijn and Joek van der Zeeuw of Van Dijk heating were pleased with the climate in the exhibition hall. And if not, they have the techniques themselves to do something about it.

Bernard van Hest, Nicky Zuiderwijk and Gary van der Linden of HS Tuinbouw Service, which provides national and international greenhouse services.

Jan van Staalduinen of Robur and Aad Verduijn of MJ-Tech have both been in the business for a while.

Alex Dekkers and Niels Damen of Climalux, which presented a new, in-house developed Power Supply Unit just before the fair.

Bas Millenaar of Biovirid, Darryl Antonius of MolGen, Derk Willen of Synchron and Eric de Zilver of Biovirid. Biovirid breeds fungal spores and deploys them for plant growth.

Those with a lot of products like Royal Brinkman also bring a lot of people to demonstrate and elaborate on their products

The CleanGate hygiene lock was introduced by Royal Brinkman last fall. In the photo: Jeroen de Kuijer, Rob Beerling and Steven Timmers.

The official launch is still to come, but a prototype of a new equipment for distribution of biological control agents in the crop was already on display at Royal Brinkman at the fair. In the photo, Jeroen de Kuijer is wearing the prototype that will soon allow biology to be blown more evenly and further away. International tests are ongoing. To the left of Jeroen we see Jean-Paul de Wit and to the right Steven Timmers.

Royal Brinkman works closely with Agrobio in the field of crop protection.

Marcel van Steekelenburg, HortiLogics specialist at Royal Brinkman and Andreas Hofland at Berg Hortimotive's new Surface Coating. The coating applied to new machines from Berg Hortimotive reduces dirt adhesion on machines.

Marco Smit, Hans Stedehouder and Gerrit Peet of Besseling Techniek never stand still in the development of the Roofmaster, but here for the photo.

Johan and Henk van Tuijl flank Eric van der Klauw in the booth of VDH and AgrowSer

Ruud den Engelsman, Jeremy van der Meer, Nico Luiten, Irmgard Luiten, Kick Jansen and Mitchel van Rijsoort of Luiten Greenhouses. Kick walked into the team photo directly from the broadcast for Chinese TV, with reportedly 150 million viewers.

Caeli also has a retrofit solution ready these days, Sven van Heijningen told us.

Geert Jans started for himself as a data specialist.

Sven Duijvestijn, Marco van der Velden and Michael Morgan of Artechno, which at the fair, Marco told us, received questions about, among other things, growing banana plants. That too can be done with Artechno's AVF solutions.

Nadir Laaguili was with Agrona in the booth at PB tec.

Jos Lemmens of Lankhorst Yarns took a picture with roses brought by Schreurs.

Thomas Hoetericks of Octiva with a pilot of the bio-distributor the company is developing with a partner.

Plenty of people at 11 a.m. on Tuesday for the unveiling of a new machine by Viscon Group and ISO Group.

Thomas Hoetericks of Octiva with a pilot of the bioverdeler the company is developing with a partner.

Peter Könemann of Octiva with a spraying robot. Octiva's range of robotics is growing.

Hortilife and Sercom shared a well-attended booth that included a focus on lettuce cultivation on water.

At Bosman Van Zaal, people could look inside high-tech tulip cultivation through 3D glasses. Quinten van Senten explained.

Hatenboer Water brought equipment for reverse osmosis, equipped with online monitoring.

Steven van Schalm and Harrie Schonewille next to the CropTeq leaf-picking robot for which VDL ETG Projects is looking for additional growers to test before proceeding with the major market introduction. The robot is already running at Van Gog Nurseries.

At Hortilux the focus at the fair was on the switch to LED lighting and the new fixture: the Hortiled Top Explore.

Metazet-FormFlex introduced Meta-FIT. In the photo: Remco Meewisse and Luke van Adrichem.

Meta-FIT. The robot with watering can as a joke at Metazet attracted attention.

Charlotte Langerak-Visser on behalf of Viscon Group and Nico Bikker on behalf of ISO Group explained why two "competitors" are now launching a machine together. Both parties recognize that with automation there are still big steps to be made in tissue culture. The machine was built within six months, apparently after a call from Charlotte that brought them to the table.

TTA introduced bHarvest, a harvester for indoor and vertical farming. Pictured: Renko Schuil.

Werner van Mullekom of Agrozone in white with his colleague from Canada, John Oosterveld.

In the corridors we met Marco van Overbeek of Gardener's Pride.

Edwin van der Helm, Marco Visser and Radboud Blom of Geerlofs.

Dirty glasses? Unifortes has a cleaning solution for that too. In the picture Stefan Avontuur, Cherique Kranendonk and Jeroen Verkerk.

Matthijs van den Berg and Onno Broeren of Green Products with in front of the stand with a clear message. Green Products' plugs are also on the North American market.

Youri Schoenmakers and Merel Rem pictured on behalf of Quantified Sensor Technology with the smart gutter the company offers.

Roy van Beest of PEAX Data explains to visitors in the crowded exhibition hall full of new companies and developments.

The hall of startups also included Yield Computer's smart camera technology for crop prediction in strawberry.

Charlotte on behalf of Viscon and Nico on behalf of ISO Group, where Wim van der Meijden was prevented by illness, put their signatures under the cooperation in automation for tissue culture.

Bas Wagemaker demonstrates Laevo's exoskeleton to prevent back pain.

On Tuesday, many international delegations made a tour, but Dutch growers were certainly encountered as well, such as here tomato grower Marc Groenewegen, known from LinkedIn where he provides almost daily updates on his cultivation and developments on his farm.

Wagenaar, Orange Climate and Green Simplicity work together on climate solutions.

By now well known: hygiene locks from Elpress.

PlantoSys sees that the biostimulants market is heading in the right direction. Pictured: Alwin Scholten, Alfredo Weel and Joël Cornielje.

New lighting parties continue to emerge at trade shows. For Megalight Hortiv it was the first time GreenTech, Guy Wenger told us.

Isolectra and Wieland had something to celebrate

You don't need sunglasses when Rofianda's lights are on, Ronald Gronsveld shows.

Six men present for Corvus Drones, which announced at the fair a partnership with LetsGrow.com

At the Voshol booth we came for a drink and a snack.

Jubao Zhang and Alex Ren of Anhui Seedlinghome Horticulture Technology. Their pots, trays and hanging baskets can be seen on the walls.

Ian Ilett and Marina Farrera present Growth Technology's nutrients.

Let's take a look at the Plant Compounds Pavilion.

Alberto Espinosa and Juan Francisco Moreno of J. Huete

Frank Brouns and Samuel Gluck of Weiss Klimatechnik. In the background is a climate chamber used to conduct climate tests with plants. They also have cooling systems for vertical farms (see right).

David from Monkey Soil, whose substrates and nutrients are mostly used by cannabis growers.

The Plant Compounds Stage featured three days of speakers with insights on cannabis. Featured here: Tim Oates, CEO of Delta Tetra Group.

Matt Desmond, Les Round and Daniel Lee of PSL Printed Systems brought their LED bulbs from the U.K.

A panel discussion on the Plant Compounds Stage. Here Tim Oates of Delta Tetra Group, Rene Corsten of Delphy and Lucas Targos of urban-gro are having a discussion.

Spring Xia of Babala (Xiamen) Agri-tech Co. The company offers climate sensors as well as container farm systems.

Pim Molenaars, Sonny Moerenhout and Willem van Dijk of Cultivators.

Julian Sanchez-Ballesteros of Paralab showed the Mobius and Triminator post-harvest machines. As they let us know in an article the other day, Mobius sees automation as the future for post-harvest in cannabis: https://www.mmjdaily.com/article/9518815/post-harvest-cannabis-automation-equipment-the-future-of-the-industry/

Arnau Juscafresa and Gerard Monerris of Master Products. Although developments in the European cannabis market are currently a bit slow, the company sees a lot of potential in the future: https://www.mmjdaily.com/article/9522855/the-market-lost-a-bit-of-momentum-last-year-but-now-the-mood-is-a-lot-more-optimistic/

Vincent Maley and Fabien Cuq of AirGaia are attending GreenTech for the first time. They have developed a dehumidifier that is also an air treatment system. Want to know more? We talked to them about it a while back: https://www.mmjdaily.com/article/9471818/a-dehumidifier-and-air-treatment-system-in-one-responding-to-the-varying-temperature-and-humidity-needs/

Winna Chen and Winner Au of APT Electronics.

Lucas Targos and Jesse de Bree of urban-gro.

Padraig O'Hara of GreenTech Environmental. Their GreenTech Filters+ with ODOGard technology destroys the smell of cannabis at the molecular level.

Hasan Yilmaz, Gorkem Kaleli and Umit Uysal of Bahar Aydinlatma, a Turkish lamp company showing here Spectbee, the brand focused on lamps for cultivation.

Henry Zeng and Jans Simoza Abrams of Nanolux.

Maria Starostina of Fermata, whose Croptimus platform monitors the crop 24/7 to detect pests and diseases.

Coleman Retzlaff of Quest Dehumidifiers.

Rachel Lee, Ivy Young, Charlie Yang, and Richard Liu of LeDinPro Lighting.

Bob Hoogland of Cannabis-Drying.com, along with Tommie Heijmans and Bart Jansen of Brightlabs

Robin van Schip, recently employed by Schreurs, next to the Red Naomi heart.

Sergio Julian of Libelium. The company offers IoT solutions that help optimize irrigation and fertilizer use, for example.

Of course Pelemix is also present to showcase their coir and substrates, here Shmuel Vanhotzker.

Drs. Ron Galiart of Plant Research, a research company with a scientific exemption for growing medicinal cannabis.

Taylor Mantel and Thomas Larssen of CEAd

Bluelab's newest product: the Bluelab Guardian Monitor WI-FI. Combined with the new Edenic app, you get instant notifications on your mobile and have remote control of your crop.

Nurfan Akcan and Mehmet Emin Gurocak of NUN Horticulture from Turkey.

Daniel Morales and Albert Rodriguez of Virex, the European suppliers of California Lightworks LED lights.

California Lightworks showed the benefits of their MegaDrive system.

Stacey Vincent of Concert Bio, which helps companies manage their microbiome. They are currently running a pilot program for CEA growers.

The booth of MOSO Power Supply Technology.

Ramon Verheggen of Light4Food and Marc van Sonsbeek of Plagron