GreenTech Amsterdam 2024

The Fravebot robot consists of an autonomous platform that collects data on the current and future cultivation.

The team of Plastika Kritis

Barbara Kovacs, Belzads Sejpes, and Malcolm Yare, Food Autonomy

Rudy Stourm and Renauld Josse from the French greenhouse builder CMF

Normally, they usually meet each other in Mexico, but this time, P.Tre had their guests from, among others, VB visiting their booth in the Netherlands.

Steffen Schweikart, Gardening Purchase Munich GmbH visiting Pascal Berchtold, SanLight

Cristina del Pino Garcia van Sanjorge

Sormac showcases their automated harvesting solution and shares more about what is possible in post-harvest processing of lettuce.

Jim Rearden from Biotherm

Explanation about the sensors of Aranet always does well at the fair. Eriks Bricis was busy with it.

Serge Pas shows the Ina Plastics products

The team of Begrow, supplier of rockwool substrates. Dmytro Takyahama, Olga Yakymakha, Dmytro Takyahama.

Tony Cheng from Ledestar had seen a lot of traffic given the high interest in efficient LED lighting.

Jean Luc Launois, Hilde van Steijn Bazoy, Dosatron, met Alex Punte (Reldair)

Johan Ancket and Andreas Berner, Fibercell, showcase their new solution for automatically placing plants in the cells.

Kurt Cornelissen from Hortiplan

Rob Hoogenboom, Bronson Climate, shows one of the climate cabinets

Koen Vangorp is still busy showing the Coolgrow solution.

Sebastiaan de Backer and Pieter Swaelens from Octiva

Boy de Nijs from Rider with Daniel Lev and Itamar Zisling from Metomotion, with the harvesting robot and the tomatoes that have been picked by the robot at Redstar in Tinte.

The team from Kingpeng was also ready early on day three.

Vittorio Genuardi and Cersare Ghizzi from the Italian greenhouse builder Lucchini

New products at irrigation specialist Caudal enable more uniform irrigation. Carlos Garcia Sanchez, Mohamed Elhedi Gharsallah, Levi Romero.

Europrogress! Diego Vezzani, Samantha Morselli, and Jeanpierre Lejeune.

The team from Dramm did not attend the fair with pulsFOG, and after the fair, they also organized a boat trip through the canals of Amsterdam to talk more about the CE-line products.

Monika Reimann had days full of conversations.

Antonio Gonzalez from Novagric was busy in conversation

Newly launched! Root. In the photo Dirk Habets, Brian Zimmerman, and Robin Dirks.

Rottem Cohen and Noam Roitman from Ginegar

Alessandro Taluto and Gabriel Garcia from IDM. More about their new machines coming soon.

Soren Kristensen and Steen Beyer from Viemose are visited by Marc Plinke, Ceres.

Hugues Trottier, Yves Dube, and Corenthin Chassouant from Harnois did a round - or perhaps more - at the fair.

Explanation of the sensors by Vivent by Carl Rentes

John Meijer naturally couldn&#x27;t resist taking a lap around the fair.

Guillaume Macaigne, Nicolas Salmon, and Alexander Cornu from Airsprid. Their leaf-cutting robot is commercially operational at several French nurseries.

Martin Bernier and Maxime Villemarie from Tessnier.

Ramona Thomas, Maria Starostina, Izabela Finiand van Fermata. Oh, and also Ray Richards, of course.

Saber Miresmailli from Ecoation. The machine was located at Biobest, but the new app contains at least as much information.

Naturally, it was busy at Ellepot.

Senmatic showcased their new Ami Simplex Fertilizer Mixer.

Dirk Sprangers from ABC Can had traveled from Australia to visit the expo.

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Raymond van den Berg from Gearbox

Fabio Camisa, Stefano Masutti, and Davide Tosatto, or in other words, the team of Da Ros

At Indo, we found Antoine Charvin, Stuard Allardice, Jeroen van Beek, and Paul Nelsson.

The only real man of steel in the sector: Gerrit Staal

Alberto Lizarraga from Tom System met Jordan Goulet from Hort Americas and Dirk-Jan Haas, for green-cycling.

The team from Vifra was there, of course. Vincenzo Russo, Riccardo, Russo, Stefano Liperace, and Danilo Delvecchio.

Pirita Luolamaa-Vollebregt from Novarbo Oy, Jan van Geest and Ton van der Wel, Esperit Plant, and Roland van Gulik, Greenwear XL

Freddy Sarkis, Robin Dirks, Brian Zimmerman, and Ruud van Aperen, Growtec

At MJ-Tech, Jurnjan van den Bremer, Peter van den Bemd, and Stijn Leijdekkers were present.

Joris Vermonden from Svensson visits Michiel Wisse and Jules van Esch from Robur.

Titou Minster, Richard Kohn, Nibal Abdul Aziz, and Simon Stockil from iyris. The company developed an additive for film that keeps heat out.

Michiel van Spronssen and Mohamad Shayesteh from Agculture joined the team of Svensson, because the stories match well together.

Bas Briaire and Gert-Jan Swinkels from Wageningen UR visit Michiel van Spronssen from Agculture.

Team Svensson: Jorge Gonzalez, Marcel Norl, Dominique Blok, Paul Arkesteijn, Dian Smith, Bart Bakker, and Ying Ying.

The team from Fluence was naturally present.

Biobest showcased various products to enable integrated pest management: updated sticky traps, automatic scouting solutions, the Entomatic for distribution.

Soon more about Valoya&#x27;s focus on the nursery phase.

60 years of Richel! That was a reason for a celebration.

The team from Eifel received a visit from Canada, where Excalibur has been a representative of them for years.

Do you know why Richard Colasanti is beaming? Not just because he is in the photo with Yamila Colasanti and Louis Damm from Dramm, but also because it&#x27;s his birthday!

Veronica Gil and Antonio Garcia from Hydroponic Systems were visited by team Biogrow: Fabrice Fievre, Benjamin Blanchard, and Martin Carniel.

Veronica Gil and Antonio Garcia, Hydroponic Systems

Hassan Halawy from Elite Agro visited Richard Vollebregt, Cravo

Val Demichelis from High Land met Timo Bongartz from Cannaviga.

Anna Colley and Aleksandra Pasek from Pilkington Botanical

David Dobos from Blackmore shows how automation can be simple and effective.

CleanGreens recently shared more about how to protect basil before and during cultivation:&#xA0;https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9627452/how-to-avoid-basil-downy-mildew-bdm-disease/&#xA0;

Toussef Smyjey from Ceres represents various companies in Morocco to make the cultivation there more sustainable. In the photo with Shan Halamba from Riococo.

Damian Solomon, King Solomon, Rico Balasooriya from Riococo and Ristislav Ilchenko

Taizo Sano from the Japanese nursery Sara, currently expanding the lettuce cultivation area, with Shan Halamba from Riococo.

Gary, Tony Ye, and Yunyun Zhao from Shenzen Westland. The company launched a new fixture.

Much attention for robots, including those from Certhon

The team of Roam Technology: Jelle van den Borne, Evgeny Serdega, Bram Roosen, and Jef van Gorp

Connie Bradt from AMA Hort and Jacob-Jan van Laar, from Van Nifterik

Elisabeth and Billy Hiebert from the Canadian nursery Sunvalley

Manuel Guerrero and David Perez from Asthor Agricola

The team of Paskal: Hila Chay, Erwin Verbraeken, Marloes Rosier, Eliezer Adani, and Alon Hirsch

At Danvan, the self-driving robot from 4X Robots was on display.

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The team of RED Horticulture presented their solution to dim lighting.

Suzanne Pruit and Brian Sullivan from Indoor Agcon, the North American event for indoor cultivation

Siby Joseph and Wim Roosen, Dutch Plantin

At HPNow, Nemanja Rodic, Jan-Jacob Mekes, Cord Nunez, and Tiret Dewnarain were present.

Mateusz Maryniaczyk and Karol Korzeniewski, FPHU Maryniaczyk / MyHooks

If you see Paul Selina and Jonathan Bos from Village Farms walking around, you really should ask them about the North American developments.

At our regular spot by the entrance, our team could be found with the new Greenhouse Guide.

Nick Chaney, Steve Campione, and Harumi Kuniyoshi, also known as team Brightfarms