Netherlands: Seed meets Technology event adds value to horticultural seed

From Tuesday September 23 till Friday September 26 Seed meets Technology will take place, an event all about innovative seed and coating technology, breeding support, sustainable crop protection, growing systems and varieties. In short: adding value to horticultural seed in the widest sense of the word. The event takes place in week 39, at the same time as the open field days at various seed companies in the Seed Valley area of Holland. Holland will be showing an impressive sector for seeds and propagation materials. And we would like to bid you a warm welcome!

Introduction

The promoters of Seed meets Technology are Incotec, Seed Processing Holland, Proeftuin Zwaagdijk and Leba. These companies, along with seed companies and other suppliers to the seed business, will be presenting innovative themes. In the trial fields and at an exhibition, participants will demonstrate new seed treatments, coatings and germination systems. You will also have the opportunity to experience the newest technologies for seed processing, drying and storing, sustainable crop protection, hydroponics, varieties and ERP software.

Meeting point

Seed meets Technology will show the technological side and will complement the open field days in the Seed Valley area of Holland in week 39. The event is ideally located in a central position on the route between various trial fields and demo locations and is a perfect meeting point among the scattered programs. An overview of the trial fields and sights can be found on our website.

Where and for whom?

The location is Proeftuin Zwaagdijk, Tolweg 13, Zwaagdijk-Oost, +31(0)228 56 31 64, Holland. Seed meets Technology is an event for professionals in the seed breeding sector, international resellers of seeds and related products and growers. The program is particularly interesting for seed technologists, operators and growing specialists. In cooperation with Seed Valley a program has also been created for students: the future generation of employees.

Publication date: Fri 18 Jul 2014