Horticulture is a dynamic field, with ongoing research and technological advancements. We need to be educated and up-to-date, to be able to contribute to the growth of scientific knowledge. This engagement and pursuit of the latest details help uncover new techniques, products, and solutions that can improve crop production and sustainability.
Crop cultivation faces numerous challenges, such as climate change, emerging pests, and diseases. By staying informed, we gain access to the most recent information and strategies for overcoming these challenges. This enables us to effectively troubleshoot problems, make informed decisions, and their practices to achieve optimal results.
Cubic Grow wants to share this knowledge and there we create these whitepapers for our (potential) customers and others that are interested in the Horticultural market.
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In the dynamic world of horticulture, where optimizing production and enhancing quality are paramount, a powerful technology is gaining traction: CO2 enrichment. This innovative method enriches plants with carbon dioxide (CO2), an essential element for photosynthesis, and offers a multitude of benefits for growers in vertical farming and greenhouses.
In horticulture, the quest for optimizing crop production and enhancing quality is a never-ending pursuit. Daylight spectrum LED lighting emerges as a revolutionary technology, mimicking the power of natural sunlight and offering a multitude of benefits for cultivators. Let's delve into the science behind daylight spectrum LED and the advantages it brings to the forefront of horticulture.
In a world facing increasing pressure on the environment and human health, the role of the horticulture sector is crucial. The production of healthy food is not only essential for feeding a growing population but also contributes to a sustainable future.
The horticulture industry is on the verge of a radical transformation. Robotics, automation, and autonomous cultivation are taking center stage, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and optimize product quality. This article delves into the developments in this field and discusses their impact on professional growers.
The horticultural & agricultural sector is facing a global challenge. The demand for food is growing, while the availability of agricultural land and water is decreasing. At the same time, we are confronted with the consequences of climate change, such as extreme weather conditions. All this makes it increasingly difficult to meet the food needs of the world's population in a sustainable way.
For vertical farming professionals and microgreens growers, the quest for innovative and sustainable cultivation methods is ongoing. Welcome to a new era with Bamboo Mats, the ultimate substrate for your microgreen production!
Blockchain technology offers the agri- & horticultural sector various advantages and applications that can enhance transparency, traceability, and efficiency in the supply chain. However, is blockchain a necessary advancement or a trendy misconception?
A healthier planet, healthier plants
Global demand for blueberries has skyrocketed in recent years. Health-conscious consumers are increasingly seeking fresh, nutritious produce, and blueberries fit the bill perfectly. They're a delicious source of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, and are often hailed as a superfood.
Give your plants the power to thrive with Botan Vital, a revolutionary liquid enzyme formula.
Are you interested in learning about microgreens? Microgreens are vibrant, flavorful, and packed with nutrients, making them a fantastic addition to any indoor farmer's repertoire, especially if space is limited.
Last week (first week of February 2024), the European Commission has shelved its plan to halve pesticide use by 2030, following criticism and polarization within the farming community. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen acknowledged that the proposal had become a symbol of division and stressed the need for more dialogue and a different approach moving forward.
