Algae: seaweed and microalgae
...otection effects. Studies are starting to see if microalgae can stimulate strawberry growth and make the plants more resistant to disease.
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Biodiversity and ecosystem services in relation to agriculture
...ur results do confirm existing research that pollinators are beneficial to strawberry yields! How these processes, driven by the surrounding landsc...
Identification of the problem and management of the fruitrot fungus Mucor in strawberry
In strawberry the harmful plant fungus Mucor has been showing up. A sharp increase in the number of reports has been observed in recent years.
Biochar should replace potting soil in strawberry cultivation: "A much more sustainable soil improver"
Strawberry on a bed of shrimp. Upgrading residual flows from agriculture, horticulture, agri-food and fisheries
Making growing substrates for strawberry and tomato in greenhouses more sustainable: that is the goal of the Interreg 2 Seas project Horti-BlueC.
Horti-BlueC webinar 5: LCA on biochar in new growing media blends for strawberry and tomato
...building blocks truly contribute to effective new growing media blends for strawberry and tomato plants, with reduced fertilizer and chemical crop ...
Horti-BlueC webinar 4: New growing media blends for strawberry and tomato
...building blocks truly contribute to effective new growing media blends for strawberry and tomato plants, with reduced fertilizer and chemical crop ...
Newly emerging risks of pests for plants and plant products in Belgium
...s) these are: Colletotrichum fructicola and C. siamense on apple, pear and strawberry; Phytophthora pluvialis on Douglas fir; Phytophthora nemorosa...
Wood fiber substrates as an alternative to peat for a future more sustainable technology-based horticulture industry
... tested. Wood fiber from spruce was applied as a stand-alone substrate for strawberry production in tunnels, and also the reuse of the wood fiber s...
RE-PEAT – Reuse of growing media for a circular horticulture
How can we successfully reuse substrates derived from strawberry (mainly peat), vegetables (perlite), but also from ornamental crops (coir and peat su...