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Collaboration

How are tomorrow’s growing media taking shape?

The growing media of the future are developed as smart mixes – combining peat with wood fibre, reed canary grass, sphagnum moss etc.

Why is listening to plants so important?

Testing new substrate mixes is a process of trial and error. You have to focus on the needs of both the customer and the plant.

How do growers reduce their environmental footprint?

For SV.CO, sustainability is a continuous journey, with improvements being made at every step.

How is it possible that Finland harvests massive cucumber crops in the middle of the cold, dark Nordic winter?

How is it possible that Finland harvests massive cucumber crops in the middle of the cold, dark Nordic winter?

Kekkilä-BVB Reflects on BIOSCHAMP: Developing a Biostimulant Alternative Casing for a Sustainable and Profitable Mushroom Industry

The BIOSCHAMP project, initiated in 2020, set out with the ambitious goal of creating a...

Developing new substrates with cultivated fibres

In our ongoing Public Private Partnership with Wageningen Plant Research at Wageningen University & Research, the aim is...

What role can AI play in the future of growing media?

While much of what Lisa Zamparo does in the lab remains behind closed doors, we are thrilled...

Opening of new substrate factory in Sneek (NL)

We’re excited to share that Donker Groep’s new substrate factory in Sneek (NL) is ready to...

Cultivating Miscanthus, an alternative raw material for growing media

Next to selling growing media for tree nurseries, Bram van Bommel has another mission. He enthuses local...

Sustainable and clean food production is a key to a better future

PRESS RELEASE Kekkilä-BVB is proud to announce to be one of the twelve partners...

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