FloralDaily Newsletter | Thursday, May 13, 2021

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Elita Vellekoop Email Eddy Huijsmans Email Geert Peeters Email Eelkje Pulley Email Priscilla Heeffer Email Annet Breure Email  Job Offers CEO - Australia Grower - Location Manager Portugal Divisional Sales Manager - Canada Specialist meerlagenteelt / vertical farming - De Kwakel Farm Manager - India Production Manager - Dubai, UAE Supply Chain Coordinator - Kudelstaart, Netherlands Plant Buyer - Kudelstaart, Netherlands Hydroponic Grower - Livingston (Tennessee) USA Assistant Grower - Chatham (ON) Canada "it is a madhouse" As all components are more expensive, so is your greenhouse As a result from global madness on the commodity market, the price of greenhouses and greenhouse utilities has gone through the roof. "For anything but iron ore, the prices… Vacancies: CEO - Australia NL: Greenhouse control with dedicated smartphone app At his tree nursery in Zevenaar, the Netherlands, owner Ralph Hoof is the 2nd generation who is engaged daily in the cultivation of Conifers and other plants and trees. Sales… Asocolflores on Mother's Day season in Colombia "Despite the difficulties in transportation, satisfactory amount of flowers dispatched" The total amount of flowers dispatched for Mother's Day was satisfactory; probably exceeding previous years, albeit the fact that many farms in the Bogotá savanna experienced… Germany: Positive Mother's Day week 2021 at Veiling Rhein-Maas Like in the previous year, Veiling Rhein-Maas had a successful Mother's Day week in 2021. Business around Mother's Day was good across all areas and market channels,… Joost Kos Van Zanten Breeding appoints new Director of Breeding and Development International ornamental plants breeding company aims for growth. Joost Kos takes up his position as Director of Breeding and Development at Van Zanten Breeding B.V. on July… National Garden Bureau announces #YearoftheSunflower video contest for horticulture industry It is fitting that the 2021 National Garden Bureau's "Year of" plant is the sunflower, which represents positivity and happiness. To celebrate, the National Garden Bureau and… NASA spinoff BIOS launches next-generation grow lights NASA spinoff BIOS announced its next generation of DLC-certified LED Grow Lights. Like any of the BIOS fixtures, Icarus is created with the grower in mind. "With higher… Planting seeds of personal development: the story of Smile Farms It's planting time, and Tyler is keen to get started. The garden beds are prepped and ready, the weather is perfect, and Tyler concentrates on his task of carefully dropping… Special Crop Protection Firefly: A bug early warning system/precision crop health monitor Automated detection of harmful insects while monitoring overall plant health In large-scale CEA facilities, it is very difficult to manually inspect plants for pests and disease. If a breakout occurs - it tends to spread quickly with severe losses!… Student hopes to improve the specialty cut flower industry Kelton Zbarcha is a student in the Fruit, Vegetable and Organic Horticulture Management certificate program through the Institute of Agricultural Technology (IAT). For the… Team from RHS Garden Wisley pick-up more donated Mangaves from Wyevale Nurseries A Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) team from RHS Garden Wisley has this month (May 2021) picked up a new collection of Mangave succulents from Wyevale Nurseries in… Study on induced autopolyploidy—a promising approach for enhanced biosynthesis of plant secondary metabolites Induced polyploidy serves as an efficient approach in extricating the genetic potential of cells. During polyploidization, multiple sets of chromosomes are derived from the… Dreamstime.com May 18 UK: Fascination of plants day event draws on north-east expertise From one little seed, planted into the soil, many green lives can arise – from small herbs up to big trees, or from ornamental flowers to substantial crops which all animals… Komu US: Flower shortage causes some local florists to make changes A nationwide flower shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic led to higher prices and increased demand for flowers this past Mother's Day.  "I would say on average about $10 more… High-tech greenhouse grows tomatoes with super-low CO2 emission On the west coast of Finland, a five-year-old semi-closed greenhouse is stocking supermarket shelves with nearly carbon-neutral, high-quality TOV and cherry tomatoes. Agrifutura Tomaatit acquired a study of its climate footprint from LUKE (Natural Resources Institute Finland) in 2021 and despite growing in the harsh and cold… US (GA): Nationwide flower shortage impacts florists' business on Mother's Day Flower shops were busy on Sunday as shoppers grabbed something special for the mothers in their lives. While florists are seeing tons of business on Mother's Day, many are… UK: Garden centre's sales bloom as demand soars Pershore College Garden Centre and Nursery saw the biggest sales month in its history as demand for plants soared across the country. Pershore College Garden… China: Yunnan Flower Park produces 815 million high-end fresh-cut flowers, more than 10 million pots of potted flowers annually Carnations, anthuriums, roses, tulips... The flowers in the Yunnan Province Flower Demonstration Park (hereinafter referred to as the Provincial Flower Park)… Selecta One presents new spring annuals + Trixi catalogue 2021/2022 The desire to garden, do it yourself and beautify your own home is greater than ever before! Gardening time is bed and balcony planting time. This catalogue invites you to… Kuehne+Nagel Sustainability Report 2020 The Kuehne+Nagel Group has published the 2020 edition of the Sustainability Report. This report covers Kuehne+Nagel's global operations including activities… India: Flower growers feel the heat of Covid-19 lockdown Farmers growing flowers, including jasmine, sampangi and paneer rose, were seen abandoning the produce in dumper bins here at the wholesale flower market as… NZ: Florists feeling the sting of rising flower prices Florists are feeling the pinch of higher prices for flowers. A number of retailers say the price for both a stem or a bunch has been steadily rising in the past seven years.… The AIPH International Grower of the Year (IGOTY) Awards 2022 opens for entries The International Grower of the Year (IGOTY) Awards 2022, organised by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH), is now open for entries. The award… Today on social media @KurtzFarmsCT Kurtz Farms My favorites ❤️ this week. I just cannot pick one! Heading to the Home Depot this weekend to make their way to color porches, patios & walkways 🌸🌸🌸… New appointments at Uralchem Uralchem announces about personal changes in its management. Starting from May 12, 2021, Dmitry Mazepin took over the position of Chief Executive Director of Uralchem JSC. Dmitry… Kenya: Network adds extra freighter flight to support Mothers' Day flower demand Freighter firm Network Airline Management transported more than 1,000 tonnes of freshly cut flowers — from Nairobi, Kenya into Europe — during the run up to… Ocean Network Express expands its refrigerated container fleet Ocean Network Express (ONE) continues to expand its currentrefrigerated container (reefer) fleet by adding another 27,500 new units (including 850 units equipped with advanced… US: What does it mean to be an AAS Gold Medal Winner? All-America Selections launched in 1932 as a way for home gardeners to learn which new varieties of flowers and vegetables have superior garden performance. To do so, those… Funny Sportive frog Unsubscribe Copyright (C) 2021 Floraldaily.