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Unlocking leafy crop potential in CEA

Unlocking leafy crop potential in CEA


By Andi Anderson

The inaugural CEA Leafy Crops Event is set to become a key gathering for professionals in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), focusing on leafy crops such as lettuce and spinach.

This exclusive event will be hosted by Delphy B.V., in collaboration with Ohio State University, providing a unique platform for industry leaders, growers, researchers, and entrepreneurs to share insights and explore the latest advancements in greenhouse hydroponic production for leafy crops.

One of the main highlights of the event is the focus on cutting-edge research, technologies, and innovations in CEA.

Attendees will have the opportunity to discover the newest methods for maximizing crop yields and quality while minimizing resource use.

From automated systems to advanced environmental control techniques, the event promises to offer a comprehensive view of the future of leafy crop production.

Participants will also have the chance to network with industry peers and leading experts in the field, creating potential avenues for collaboration and growth.

This is an unparalleled opportunity for professionals in the agricultural sector to build valuable connections and explore new ways to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of their operations.

In addition to showcasing the latest innovations, the event will also delve into the economic potential of CEA for leafy crops. Attendees will be able to explore new business opportunities, whether they are looking to scale up production or enter new markets.

With the demand for sustainable, locally grown produce on the rise, Controlled Environment Agriculture offers exciting possibilities for the future.

This event represents an important milestone in the development of CEA for leafy crops, offering both established professionals and newcomers a chance to learn, connect, and grow within the industry.

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