South Korean students visit Dutch greenhouses
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A group of students from South Korea has come to the Netherlands this week to learn more about our greenhouse horticulture. The Netherlands is known worldwide as a leader in the field of innovative agricultural techniques. The students want to discover how Dutch farmers are able to grow vegetables and flowers efficiently and sustainably in greenhouses.
During their visit, the students are visiting various companies and educational institutions in the Westland region. Here, they are receiving explanations about the use of modern technology, such as climate control and automation. These techniques ensure that plants grow optimally with minimal use of water and energy.
The exchange is intended to share knowledge between both countries. South Korea has a growing need for smart agricultural solutions due to changing climate conditions and limited space for agriculture. By looking at the Dutch approach, the students hope to take new ideas back to their own country.
This visit underscores the international reputation of the Dutch sector. Many countries look to the Netherlands to learn how food security can be guaranteed through technology. The collaboration between the students and the Dutch experts is expected to lead to new insights for both parties.
Sources: Bloemen- en plantennieuws
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