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Learning

Grodan ensures that growers can make optimum use of its products and services by interpretting the company’s knowledge of and experience with substrate cultivation in terms of up-to-date, crop-oriented advice. Ranging from tailor-made advice from crop consultants to newsletters, seminars and training courses and articles in trade journals.

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NG 2.0 Technology

NG2.0 is the latest substrate technology from Grodan. This technology enables propagators and growers to produce more while using less water, nutrients and space. It creates optimal growing conditions for a whole season, and allows roots to make better use of the entire substrate. NG2.0 is available in plugs, blocks and slabs to help growers and propagators produce sustainably, healthy fresh vegetables for a growing population.

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Learning

Grodan recycling service

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Learning

Grodan 6-phase model

The Grodan 6-phase model offers a blueprint for optimal crop results during both each cultivation phase and the entire cultivation period.

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Advice
14 Nov 2018

Nutrient management

Nutrient management

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Advice
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Best Practice Guidelines for Greenhouse Water Management

Did you know that growing a kilo of tomatoes in the open field requires a whopping 60 litres of water, whereas in hydroponic greenhouse cultivation it is only15 litres?

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Advice
14 Nov 2018

Preparing for a new crop

Preparing for a new crop

Our Innovations

Producing more with less is in our roots. Since we invented hydroponic stone wool growing in 1969 we have continuously evolved the Grodan approach to sustainable growing.

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Nutrient management

Nutrient recovery makes sense economically and environmentally. Why would you discharge valuable nutrients when they can be used again?

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Best Practice Guidelines for Greenhouse Water Management

Did you know that growing a kilo of tomatoes in the open field requires a whopping 60 litres of water, whereas in hydroponic greenhouse cultivation it is only15 litres? A further reduction to 4 litres per kilo can be made by using state of the art greenhouse technology.

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