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GGP.News supports promotion of green through trade fair GrootGroenPlus 2025

From 1 – 3 October 2025, trade fair GrootGroenPlus will be hosted once again in the municipality of Zundert. This event continues to be highly valued by both participants and visitors, as evidenced by the many registrations already received. For participants, only waiting lists spots remain available.

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GGP 2025 bigger than ever and fully booked

Earlier this year, it became clear that the interest in GGP 2025 was overwhelming. Registrations poured in at record speed, and regular participants were contacted personally several times, to alert them to the rapid pace at which the trade fair was filling up.

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Hoogenraad Nurseries: global partner in shrubs and perennials

As of July 1st, 2025, Hoogenraad Nurseries is a proud partner of GGP.news. This Dutch family-run nursery has been active for over sixty years and has grown into an internationally recognized supplier of shrubs and perennials. With an impressive range and streamlined logistics, Hoogenraad supplies customers all over the world.

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WHY THE ENGINE ROOM IS GOING TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: The strategic value of mechanisation

The modern tree nursery faces a number of challenges. The availability of labour is decreasing, cost pressures are rising, and market demands are increasing. To make their business future-proof, growers need to organise their processes more efficiently. Mechanisation plays a key role in this. The machine room, which consists of processing, potting, and transport lines, is increasingly becoming the heart of the tree nursery.

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NL Plants joins GGP.news as a partner: specialist in forest and hedge plants with deep roots in the sector

GGP.news proudly welcomes NL Plants from Wernhout as a new partner. Specialised in the cultivation and supply of forest and hedge plants, the company operates on more than 120 hectares and employs around 35 people. It supplies both bare-root and container-grown plants across Europe, with a strong focus on sustainable and future-oriented cultivation methods.

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GROWERS MUST ADAPT THEIR ASSORTMENT TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Growing is not only for today and tomorrow; a good grower is already thinking about the future. Climate change, changing consumer demand, and stricter regulations determine which tree species are future-proof. Which species will thrive and which will disappear? Which tree species will dominate in the next 20 years? How can growers prepare for the changing market?

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Plant Market pursues a different course for now!

In 2021, Treeport BCT Partners BV and Plant Market Vastgoed BV reached an agreement regarding the purchase and sale of a plot on the BCT site. Plant Market's objective was to establish a dedicated distribution centre at this location, prompted by the company’s ongoing growth and the need for additional square metres.

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FROM TRADITIONAL CULTIVATION TO DATA-DRIVEN INNOVATION: Mabo Boomkwekerijen shows how technology transforms the nursery stock industry

The nursery stock industry is in the middle of a digital revolution. Where experience and craftsmanship used to be the most important pillars, now, data and technology are becoming increasingly more important. Precision agriculture, using sensors, drones, and advanced software, makes it possible to make decisions on irrigation, fertilisation, and crop protection per tree or plot. These developments do not only promise more efficiency, but also a more sustainable cultivation. The KwekersBode decided to look into it: what is currently being developed when it comes to precision agriculture, and where can we see this in practice?