LED lighting is gaining more and more ground. This is due to the higher efficiency in light output and greater possibilities for choosing crop-specific lighting and energy savings. Not all LED fixtures are suitable for the conditions in the greenhouse, and that is precisely why it is important that you, as an entrepreneur, make good choices. Join forces with suppliers and installers who have experience with greenhouse horticulture and greenhouse growing conditions

Business continuity plan
You’ve got everything under control, but still what if something disrupting happens! Read more >>

Rocket cress can be used as an indicator crop
Plant research uses an official rocket cress test to check their new cultivars for their vulnerability to greenhouse circumstances. Similar to that many growers were able to identify the cause of damage to their crops by using this indicator cress. Read more>>

Regular monitoring of the generator increases the continuity of the CHP
Almost every modern veggie greenhouse uses a CHP to produce electricity, heat and CO2. A crucial part of the installation is the generator. Regular monitoring of the generator increases the continuity of the CHP.
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Hortivation Point
Hortivation launches a global standard for positioning in greenhouses.
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Glass coating transmits more than 100% PAR
Start-up company Physee discovered a way to increase PAR transmission of glass to 107% by adjusting a specific coating to the glass. Read more>>

Phase Change Catching heat to reduce CO2 output
The start-up company Thermeleon developed a phase change catch of heat inside the glasshouse to contribute to zero CO2 emissions. First results show a possible decrease of gas consumption of 12 m3/m2 every year. Read more >>

How to stay in operation during this corona crisis
The virus has a big impact on horticulture. Like in society a few ill persons aren’t the problem. But if many of your employees become ill at the same time, continuity is under threat. Read more >>

Hagelunie applies for license as a Canadian Branch
Hagelunie has been operationing in Canada since 2016 and has grown strongly since then. Thanks to this growth and our confidence in the Canadian horticulture market, we have taken the next step.
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February storms in Western Europe
The storm of Sunday, February 9th mainly caused damage from fallen trees. There was not much damage to greenhouses. The coming weekend the next storm (Dennis) is already predicted. How can you prepare?