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Come visit us at Agrishow! Agrishow is the largest and most important agricultural technology exhibition in Brazil and one of the largest in the world! elobau will be at Agrishow 2024 in Ribeirão Preto (São Paulo), where we will exhibit our sustainably produced products. One of them is our ecodesign study: The redesign of a control armrest with a focus on industrialized eco-design. With regard to the recycling process, the number of materials used is kept as low as possible. They are also quick and easy to separate and screw connections are avoided as far as possible.👍 ➡️ When? April 29th to May 3rd ➡️ Where? Indoor Pavillion, B026 Can’t make it to the Agrishow 2024? Click here to find out more about the ecodesign study: https://bit.ly/3TnWT75 We look forward to seeing you at Agrishow 2024!!😊 #elobau #tradeshow #construction #agrishow #ecodesign #armrest #sustainability

Innovations in the flower bulb sector: moving towards sustainability 🌷 Dutch flower bulbs are beloved worldwide, and our industry is embracing innovative and sustainable practices to ensure top-quality production. Key advancements include: ⚙️ Technical innovations: Sustainable growing techniques and labor-saving technologies. 🌱 Organic cultivation: Increasing adoption of chemical-free farming. 💧 Water management: Efficient water use and recycling to reduce pollution. 🔋 Energy efficiency: Solar energy and optimized energy use in barns and greenhouses. 🐝 Biodiversity: Enhancing biodiversity through flower-rich field edges and natural pest control. Precision agriculture with AI-powered robots is revolutionizing disease detection and crop management. At Verver Export, we constantly adapt our range to these innovations. Read the full article on our website to learn more: 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eFqKUzS8 #innovation #sustainability #flowerbulbs #ververexport

Serra Madre: Where Art, Science, and Sustainable Agriculture Intersect The recent opening of Serra Madre in Bologna marks an exciting development for those interested in the intersection of sustainability, agriculture, and cultural innovation. Inaugurated on September 12, 2024, the space is located within the Serre dei Giardini Margherita and is the latest effort by Kilowatt, a cooperative dedicated to urban and environmental regeneration since 2014. This initiative represents a cutting-edge example of how art and science can collaborate to foster a deeper ecological consciousness and inspire innovative approaches to sustainability. One of the most exciting aspects of the Serra Madre project is its focus on creating new methods for absorbing CO2. Designed by the architecture firm Laprimastanza, the space integrates rapid-growth plant species alongside a unique aquaponic system that cultivates algae, powered by rainwater harvesting technology. This combination allows for efficient CO2 sequestration, supporting the fight against climate change while contributing to local environmental health. Such innovations are particularly relevant for agricultural engineers and scientists focused on sustainable food systems. Aquaponics, a system combining fish farming and hydroponics, al...

In the midst of an industry often criticized for its environmental footprint, a Dutch startup named Flocus is spearheading a sustainable revolution with a tropical twist. With the textile sector notorious for pollution and reliance on non-renewable resources that jeopardize both ecological balance and human health, Flocus is breaking the mold by harnessing the power of the kapok tree. This tropical marvel, whose seed pods yield a natural kapok fiber, is now the cornerstone of Flocus's innovative textile materials. The startup's pioneering process enables kapok fiber to be utilized in a myriad of ways, including insulation, stuffing, and even as yarn. What sets kapok apart is its remarkable eco-friendly profile: it grows without the need for harmful pesticides or fertilizers and thrives without artificial irrigation. Moreover, its fibers boast an array of desirable properties—they are not only lightweight and breathable but also hypoallergenic, with exceptional thermal and acoustic insulating qualities. Flocus's commitment extends beyond just producing sustainable textiles. The company plays a crucial role in the preservation of kapok trees themselves, which are essential to maintaining the rich biodiversity and climatic stability of tropical ecosystems. By choosing kapok fiber as their raw material, Flocus is crafting a textile that is not only kinder to our environment but also holds promise for the well-being of communities and the health of our planet. As we continue to seek out stories of innovation and research that propel sustainability and climate action forward, Flocus stands out as a beacon of change. #SustainableTextiles #EcoInnovation #ClimateAction #GreenRevolution #KapokFiber #SustainableForestry #RegenerativeAgriculture #Biodiversity #EcoFriendly #SustainableLiving #Conservation #TextileRevolution #DutchStartup #Flocus #SustainabilityHeroes

❗Friday weekly topic. DID YOU KNOW #28 **🌲 The #HorizonEurope program included 77 call topics specifically designed to boost innovation in the forest-based sector, mostly in Pillar II, Cluster 4, 5 and 6. #ForestValue2 is one significant initiative, focused on enhancing sustainable forest management and bioeconomy, looking forward to new EU strategic programme. 🌍♻️ Explore more about these past opportunities and how they benefit research and business on the Forest-based Sector Technology Platform website:https://lnkd.in/edyi77_4

Exciting developments in sustainable horticulture! Desch Plantpak's partnership with Enva has produced the Recover® recycled grey HIPS product, reducing carbon footprint and improving resource efficiency. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eYgSGPgz How are you integrating sustainable solutions into your industry? #sustainability #innovation #horticulture #plasticrecycling #WeAreEnva #circulareconomy Jaume Escoriza Martin Ball

With this article, we would like to share Ridder's view on the specific needs for a successful and sustainable Chinese greenhouse technology industry.

Exciting times at the final symposium of the "Pelleting in Circular Agriculture" project! Our colleague Ronald ten Cate had the opportunity to present the innovative MonoRoll pelleting technology, showcasing its efficiency and sustainability benefits in the world of feed production. As we look to advance circular agriculture, the MonoRoll is a prime example of how technology can significantly reduce energy consumption while maintaining top-notch pellet quality. Our team highlighted the potential of this machine to optimize feed production processes and promote more sustainable practices in the industry. Key takeaways: - Energy savings: up to 20% compared to traditional methods. - Enhanced sustainability: fits seamlessly into the vision of circular agriculture. - Flexibility: adaptable to various feed formulations and production needs.   It was an honor to contribute to this project and be part of a future that drives both agricultural efficiency and environmental responsibility. Are you interested in finding out what's possible for you? Let's get in touch. #MonoRoll #CircularAgriculture #Sustainability #FeedProduction #Pelleting #Innovation #AgricultureTech

🌿 The future of horticulture is here, and it's all about resilience, sustainability, and innovation. From traditional methods to highly productive, sustainable facilities, the industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation.🌾   Discover how intelligent innovation strategies, like Hoogendoorn Growth Management’s Intelligent Algorithms, are revolutionizing horticulture.💡Optimize growing environments, reduce waste, and maximize crop yield with cutting-edge technology.   Click the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/eU6aTZZd   #GreenTech #Horticulture #Innovation #Hoogendoorn

🌱Exploring circular materials in horticulture: Advantages, challenges, and sustainable solutions Join experts Alexander V. (Wageningen University & Research), Marc van Oers (Van Iperen International), Marco Zevenhoven (RHP knowledge center for substrates), André Van Wageningen (FarmTech Society), and moderator Henry Gordon-Smith (Agritecture). 🌿 Discover how transitioning towards circularity in substrate and fertilizer usage can lead to a sustainable future. Learn about reducing dependence on natural reserves and mitigating disruptions with circular materials. 💡 Gain insights into the sector's adaptation to sustainability and collaboration between growers and the industry. Enter this discussion on equal yields, minimal emissions, and upcoming regulations like the UK's peat ban. Watch the session now: https://lnkd.in/eE6NTJHg #Sustainability #Horticulture #CircularMaterials #GreenTech