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IPM Essen 2024 - Technical Suppliers

BVB Kekkilä: Daisy Stoop, Bram van Bommel (what's in his name? - 'BVB'), Eddie van de Vijver, Johan van Geest and Ed Zwaanswijk

Romy Derks of Henofa

Team Erfgoed is a happy team. They're please with the collaboration with Johnsons of Whixley: https://www.floraldaily.com/article/9594934/johnsons-of-whixley-and-erfgoed-have-agreed-to-a-first-project/

Rubens Oliveira (all the way from Brasil) and Marco Klinkhammer of Plantacote. They're offering fertilizers with a controlled release

Vincent van den Dool of TC v.d. Dool

Niko Grönberg, Dennis van Dijk, Stefan van der Voort, Dario Pobric and Erik Jansen of Philips Horti LED

Tino Rikkers, Leon Strik, Wolfgang Block, Bart Bakker and behind them Jakob Johansson. It's a pity for Jakob. He had to miss this trade show. He'was laying in his bed due to a flu. Get well soon, Jakob. See you next time.

Joachim Keus and Tiemo Bodemann of Ridder

Didier Collins of Demtec

Biobest booth

Gaston Pauwels of Trintech visited the show

Lock Drives

Holland Gaas has expanded their sales team. The two newcomers are standing on this picture: Willem Klein and Frank van Steekelenburg. And of course ... he's at every show: Marcel Schulte.

Peter Rense of Holland Scherming

Royal Brinkman: Jeroen van den Elzen

Kees Westerlaken (Royal Brinkman), Nanne Bentvelzen (VB) and Pascal den Heijer (Scre3ns)

Peter van der Knaap, Otti Blok and Edwin van der Maarel were proud to present their robotica as part of their internal transport systems

Gartenbau Versicherung

Johan van Tuijl of VDH and AgrowSer

Koppert - Partners with nature

Javo systems

Mik van der Zande, Jacques Bakker, Nathalie Barnhoorn and Mark van der Zande.

Javo

Marco de Koning of KG Systems

Geoffrey Geluk and Kees Suurd of Benfried

Guten Morgen Sonneschein / WPS : https://www.groentennieuws.nl/article/9595654/ipm-essen-maakt-zich-op-voor-laatste-dag/ Michael Meijler, Digna van Zanten, Arjan van der Knaap, Willem Jan Hoogduin, Dylan van Duijvenboden, Noa Veth and (last but not least) Czander Dubbeld

Marcel Cloo, Bart Eekhout, Henk Meulstee, Wim Blijleven, Michiel van der Waal of Flier

Kees Stoppelenburg of Van der Knaap Group

Ronald Valke of Haifa told us about coming, impressive investments of Haifa in Israel.

Tim van Kester, Dave Debets, Klara Szep and Willem van der Harg of Debets Schalke

Bart 't Hoen and Kevin Spoelder of Hoogendoorn

Sebastian of Drohne Agrar Service in the booth of Lumiforte. He's an enthousiast entrepeneur in Germany. Call him to coat your greenhouse with a drone.

What to write of those? Enjoy life. Make every day a good one. Something like that.

Aad Verduijn, Bram Hanemaaijer and Jaap Vreugdenhil — What to write of those? Enjoy life. Make every day a good one. Something like that. Aad Verduijn, Bram Hanemaaijer and Jaap Vreugdenhil

Sebastian Hylewicz Of Drohnen Agrar Service

Bart Hergaarden, Hidde Huisintveld, Michiel Seignette and Jelle Hoogland of Lumiforte

Willem Kuijvenhoven and Nick Weterings of Weterings Machinery.

Hans van der Pas of Bioline: "Bioline's porfolio of Biological control products offers the first line of defense in Integrated Crop Management (ICM) program. And ... We have a focus for biodegradable products and a labour saving way of use of our products."

Van Vliet - Newwen: Rob de Vries, Bob IJpelaar, Diana Fernandez, Robert Dompeling and Martien (cheers ;-) ) Klaver

Marco van Ardenne of TC v.d. Dool

Arjan van der Veer of Phormium

May we present to you team GreenV: Marco Zwinkels, Daan de Vogel (Prins), Stefan van Ruyven (HT Verboom), Niels van den Ende (Stolze) and Sebastiaan Vroegop (Prins)

Nick Groenewegen and Wouter Steenks of Steenks Service. Steenks Service presented 2 new sweepers:
The Stefix 135 can now be supplied with a hydraulic high unloading system. With a high unloading system, it is no longer necessary to lift the bin into the container yourself. This is a piece of user convenience and especially the desire of users who sweep a lot. The high unloader goes up to 145 cm in height to easily empty the bin into a container.

The other new machine is the electric Stefix 73. The Stefix 73 is a walk-behind version of the Stefix 135, which was already available with a Honda gasoline engine, but is now also available with an electric drive. With this electric drive, the machine is ready for the future and can also be used for indoor and outdoor sweeping in a more sustainable way. — Nick Groenewegen and Wouter Steenks of Steenks Service. Steenks Service presented 2 new sweepers: The Stefix 135 can now be supplied with a hydraulic high unloading system. With a high unloading system, it is no longer necessary to lift the bin into the container yourself. This is a piece of user convenience and especially the desire of users who sweep a lot. The high unloader goes up to 145 cm in height to easily empty the bin into a container. The other new machine is the electric Stefix 73. The Stefix 73 is a walk-behind version of the Stefix 135, which was already available with a Honda gasoline engine, but is now also available with an electric drive. With this electric drive, the machine is ready for the future and can also be used for indoor and outdoor sweeping in a more sustainable way.

Louis Golaz, Regnier ten Haaf (Red Horticulture) and Lodewijk Wardenburg (Bom Group)

Tom Zwanenburg of VD Waay is calling

Ronald van Dijk van Henke met Katarzyna Sterna en Robert Sterna van Floser. At the show, they announced that Henke obtains exclusive sales rights from Floser for the Dutch, German, and Belgian markets (https://www.floraldaily.com/article/9594541/henke-obtains-exclusive-sales-rights-from-floser-for-the-dutch-german-and-belgian-markets/)

Management Messe with Harald Braunguard of Step systems. This German company is celebrating their 20th anniversary at the show and received this present (on the right). Harald also announces that he will take a step back and that his son Philipp will take over.

Management Messe with Harald Braunguard of Step systems. This German company is celebrating their 20th anniversary at the show and received this present (on the right). Harald also announces that he will take a step back and that his son Philipp will take over.

Busy at the 20th anniversary party of Step Systems at the first day of the show.

Henri Potze and Bettina Beinker of Greenhouse Sustainability. “Think climate positive”is their slogan. They can calculate a company’s environmental footprint.

Ronald Vreugdenhil of Pöppelmann presenting their inVenti+ containers, a container for in vitro plant cultivation. The innovative laboratory vessel with integrated air filter, factory sterilization, and a design adapted to transportation ensures optimization of cultivation conditions and logistics for plant propagation under laboratory conditions. (https://www.floraldaily.com/article/9394774/inventi-improves-in-vitro-plant-cultivation/)

Here with the a new pot with a new rim that ensures trouble-free destacking. First the small containers will get this rim, then gradually all containers will follow.

Do you see the new rim?

Bastian Punte and Ronald Vreugdenhil of Pöppelmann with their Hydrostarter, a substrate-free cultivation system.

Kees Waqué of Desch. At their booth, in this large container, they show what their Recover and D-Text Plus pots are made of, showing the visitors the advantages of recycled plastic.

Dany Mestdag of Terrazza MC presenting their newest E-Geotex Pro, which is being used to clean ground cover on container fields inside and outside.

Angela, Tobias and Guy from Birchmeyer with their new spray compressor.

Alexander and Torben showing their pump station with 2 pumps. They also run their fogging system.

The team of Rabensteiner

The team from HHG, showing their fertilizers.

Path Nagri and Aniket Nagri from Shri Ambica Polymer Private Limited showing their new brand Maxagrow.

The team of Trump Coir.

Rathmakers Gartenbautechnik

The team of Durpeta being here for the 10th time already. Mostly active on the Euopean market.

Bernhard le Plaisier and Sandrine Quenea from Spid Trays

Conversations at the Italian booth Officina Angelo

Reiner and Marie from Stratmann Industrietechnik showing their klimacomputer.

Gokhan Akyazi from RAM-Group

The busy booth from Fisher

Myriam Zavalla and Sara Garrado from Vista Jardin

The booth from ICL

Thomas explaining about the substrates trays

Jan Nevermann, Torsten Scherwalt, Christian Eidam and Florin Pfefferman from Menno Chemie

The team of Compaqpeat, foods for roots.

Flavio with the transplanting machine from Mosa Green.

Wiktor and Justyna from Donkwiat.

Auerbach Gartenbautechnik GmbH

Mohammed from Ozka-Vakum

Sharmila and Pounraj from Vaighai, who will open a Dutch based office at the end of the year.

Lorenzo and Federico from Saviolife.

Dima Chernobilsky and Noam Dekel from GrowDirector.

Jophy joseph from Greenpro, also very active on the Spanish market.

The team from Growtech, next to Antalya Turkey they will start with Growtech Jakarta this year.

Leila Haugas from Mikskaar talking about their growing media products.

The team of Senerath Lanka, a Sri Lanka based company active in Coco poducts.

The Indian Paviljon.

The team of Igeba with the new compact power machine Unipro 2

Kerwan Burlot and John Moret from Secret Garden showing their Grow Corner

Conversations at the booth of Shakti Polyweave

Gabriella, Zlata and Iliya from the Bulgarian company SD HIK-91

The men from Cocotech

Radhika Bansal from Centenary Geotex pvt. Ltd, their main market is Spain where they mostly sell the ground covers.

Timo Kantola with the Oxygen Nanobubble Generator, who also introduced a whole new version of the machine.

Kuan Chen and Jason Chen from Fu-Fong Fogging

Dennis Kampling from RMB Energy with the CHP Machine

Ibrahim Uysal from the Turkisch company Senkap who sell their plant pots in 35 countries.

The booth from Quickplug / Profile

Trambak Makwana from Macfil Global

The team of Stelzner. Toghether with 11 other companies, they were award for exhibiting at the IPM Essen for 40 years.

Charlotte Holde of HortiAdvice, presenting their new GreenPlan Cloud.

Jorn B Hansen of Jackpot.

The paperpot works well in the Easy Water longlife cover of Jackpot.

Livetrends won the design and trend award IPM Essen for the Botanist, a glass design meant for water roots. The other innovation they are presenting is the peat free plant. To make it a truly sustainable product they combined it with a hand made paper pot by female artists in Sri Lanka. In the picture Irina Schmidt presenting this concept.

Ronald Nijenhuis of Kreuwe Plastics with a new container KPC 11,6 cm, a new addition to the series which goes till 31cm. All containers are made of recycled material, even the colored pots

The team of GlobalGAP.

Lun Li of Mayer and Hans Lüttmann of Klarmann standing in front of the PT 5000 buffer table. They were presenting the upgraded version at the show.

Part of the team of Oboya with, on the left, Audubon Hem Larsen of LTI, representing Oboya in the Nordic countries.

Jeremy Watkinson of PPC labels promoting their Trolley POS, which has become more popular over the years.

Ramy Zack and James Sword of Tyne Molds presented their new chain-lock in a dispenser.

The team of J 't House with the tray that was also mentioned in the FloralDaily article that they presented at their booth, see here the full article: https://www.floraldaily.com/article/9171858/10-million-young-plants-with-the-greenplug/

Markus Reule and Okan Tüysüz of Becker. One of the innovations they are presenting is the laser pet, which you can print on a regular printer. “We can easily customise the order so that they can have all kind of labels and print them in color on the wit own laser printer on the office.”

Julien Perreve-Genet of Fertil talking with a visitor.

Ketty Camden and Michela Cimarosti of Felga Etiketten.

The team of Soparco presenting the new Fuji range, in the picture the 17 and 19cm heigh shape nursery containers.

Tom de Smet and Jan Schatteman of SLH were visiting the show.

Thierry Lainé of Bachmann. They are working with PET trays and the net pack. In the future they want to make a pot of the net pack. With this concept 50% plastic, industry compost and omcompost material.

Eric Dergue of Horti=Trace.

Xenia Orlandelli of Orlandelli.

Good vibes at the Kaneya booth.

As per usual, Modiform had ther boot in Hall 3. Here some of the man of the Modiform team present at the show.

Klasmann Deilmann director Holland Benelux, Daphne Bronkhorst and Jack van Batenburg with Bol Peat raw materials for substrates.

Peter van Rijssen with PlantTipp

Sandra Uitenbroek van Schie en Henri Potze, can show you how to calculate your environmental footprint

Nicely busy at the TTA booth, Geert Maris about their new CuttingEdge sticking machine for planting rooted and unrooted cuttings.

The International Heliospectra LED team

Airflow fans and elrctric blower heaters from HotBox.

Noel O'Leary and Steve Edwards with HotBox.

Ready set go! Michiel Wisse with Robur, Rob Kwinten, Aad Verduijn en Peter van den Bemd with MJTech.

Gerdo Wennekers with Dutch Netting Systems was new at the show.

As per usual, Modiform had ther boot in Hall 3. Here some of the man of the Modiform team present at the show.

Ramon Bruers with Holland Screens, Tom Zwaneburg from Van der Waay en Peter Rense with Holland Screens, It’s always fun with those guys.

Joachim Keus with Ridder and Eelkje Pulley with HortiDaily

The Urbinati team

Andrew Pidgeon and Sam Ahilan with Fiberdust in the middle, Satheesh Rao with Anar Coir and André Busse from Romberg

Tomer Koren with Pelemix and Marco Ensrizzi Matteo Sondi

Alfred Boot, Alessandro Guglielmi, Sabine Zander, Bernhard Aichele with Herkupak

Mateusz Marciniac with MC Froma

The PAT team. Concept and Plug-Plant

Andreas Rattman explains about the the different possibilities of Vermako Greenhouses

Kim, Jacques and Karl Maes, from the family business Vermako

Lots of people stopping by at the Terrazza MC booth.

Explaining what the advantages are of the E-GEOTEX PRO® KIT, this electric version is great for using inside.

Oerlemans plastics Joan and his next generation! Piet van den Oord, Tim Minnaard, Henri van Hemert and Joan Hanegraaf

BI-OPL Biodegradable nursery bags, is one of Oerlemans Plastic's new products. During the growing process the nursery bag will dissolve. This way you don’t have to replant them, which could damage the roots.

Logiqs’ Edwin Hoenderdos sales agent for Noth America and Rick Boekestijn, Sales Engineer.

MJ-Tech: Peter van den Bemd and Aad Verduijn

Robur: Michiel Wisse and Tim Vermeer

The team with Martin Stolze started off the show well, showing their product portfolio, including their popular Stolze 3030 Pro and the latest developments in robotics.

In the photo Menno van Dongen, Richard van de Waart, Paul van Leeuwen, Otti Blok, Edwin van der Maarel and Peter van der Knaap — The team with Martin Stolze started off the show well, showing their product portfolio, including their popular Stolze 3030 Pro and the latest developments in robotics. In the photo Menno van Dongen, Richard van de Waart, Paul van Leeuwen, Otti Blok, Edwin van der Maarel and Peter van der Knaap

Fibercell introduced the FiberCell XL filling machine with the new integrated FiberCell batch mixer. This new FiberCell machine can produce pots with a cell diameter of 100-120 mm. The FiberCell batch mixer can be loaded easily. The FiberCell Batch Mixer has exchangeable wear plates, which are easy to replace and handle and is equipped with a watering unit with a built-in timer. The solution is available as a stand-alone machine and can be connected to any filler machine to create a fully automatic line.
In the photo: Isabell Schonstrom, Johan Anckar, Roberto Rouco-Hermida, Matilda Nilsson and Andreas Bermer. — Fibercell introduced the FiberCell XL filling machine with the new integrated FiberCell batch mixer. This new FiberCell machine can produce pots with a cell diameter of 100-120 mm. The FiberCell batch mixer can be loaded easily. The FiberCell Batch Mixer has exchangeable wear plates, which are easy to replace and handle and is equipped with a watering unit with a built-in timer. The solution is available as a stand-alone machine and can be connected to any filler machine to create a fully automatic line. In the photo: Isabell Schonstrom, Johan Anckar, Roberto Rouco-Hermida, Matilda Nilsson and Andreas Bermer.

The differences in plug diameters that can be made thanks to the XL Paper Pot

The team with Stefan Schmidt and Knauf

Terrazza brought the Weedee Pro weed removal machine

The Fischer team, showing their energy screen solutions

Saiem launched a nursery robot in the show, which can extract existing pitted plants and transplant on an existing potting machine or belt. In the photos Pietro Casolari & Davis Ferrari

Mivena introduces an organic granulated and a vegan liquid fertilizer product line at the tradeshow. Read more about it here: https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9594171/new-organic-granulated-and-a-vegan-liquid-fertilizer-product-line-launched/

Stefano Liperace and Danilo Delvecchio with Vifra Systems.

Cor Bremmer en Cock van Bommel, Machiel Paans and Jack Voort, Erfgoed.

The company developed a new plate that can be used to ensure also hard wheel cars can drive over the trolley path

Urbinati

Team Dramm: Kurt Becker, Matthias Stahl (Pulsfog), and Noah Becker, Louis Damm, visited by Stefano Liperace with Vifra. They met up with many suppliers during the event.

Axel Holzapfel, Peter Muller, Andrzej Fabisiak and Anne Tugowa and showing the Emma 3.0: a portable moving device for mobile benches

Eurosleeve Procek: Wojciech Szcepanski with Emka Pack, Przemyslaw Procek, Marcin Losza and Marek Zielinksi

It's the trade show marathon for Richel, and they are going strong.

The Ellepot team introduced: an app to make production planning available and accessible online. "Smarter planning less working", says CEO Lars Pedersen, who also showed the new plants that can be grown in the Ellepots: more herbs, lettuces and different flower crops

Team Krass

Hefan Engel and Dominik Osthues with Engel Lighting, showing their intelligent solution for indoor lighting. The system consists of a smart software system developed by Venjakob makes the software, LEDs are from Wurth, and Engel does the lighting. In addition to some European projects, they also delivered several installations in South Africa.

Zefiro Calzavara with Calzvara

Sven Gravermann, Sam Gui en Jakob Wenz van Biobest relaunched the Cropscanner for the German market at the IPM 2024

Jens Schafer and Christoph Beyer with FVG Euro show the 8 layer foil with lifelong EVO AntiTau (AntiFog), which is developped for tunnels, and in addition to being used a lot ins trawberries, also can be used with melon crops.

Vittorio Genuardi with Lucchini

Andy with Fibredust and Satheesh Rao, director of Indian operations of Fibredust

Yvan Tchakarov, Chief Horticulture Officer with Metrolina Greenhouses, and Mark Yelanich with Metrolina visited Lars Jensen and David Dobos with Blackmore, and Bent Rahbek with Schur, to see the new paper pot potting machine and the plastic free printing solution for the retail sleeve.

Eli Shalmon and Tomer Koren with Pelemix were back at the show

Tomer Koren with Pelemix

Back again! Helper Robotech has developed a grafting machine that uses a vision camera to take a photo of the cut surface of both the scion and rootstock. Jeremy Park with Helper Robotech helps greenhouse growers to battle labour shortages with it.

Kristian Schweitzer with Seed2Soil and Justin van der Putten with Jolly

Murkje Koopmans and Mariska Dreschler with Greentech Amsterdam also prepare for the Americas edition, which takes place in Mexico at the beginning of March

Team Food Autonomy showing their dynamic lighting solutions. Dora Mate, Bram Meulblok, Keith Thomas, and Vaclav Kubes

Adrian Heine and Frank Klutsch showing the Jetstream, a solution to keep plants compact.

Andrea Carretti and Marco Montepietra with Atlantic MAN, showing the TTL 1200, which is newly updated so it can work with the soft, thermoplastic trays, and remains easy to adjust and maintain.

The team with Lock Drives is visted by some clients

Da Ros launched their new TP-24 with a capacity of up to 24.000 plants per hour: a transplanting machine equipped with new software that can work with different trays to make mix during transplanting and improved grippers without brushes for improved hygiene. They expect the demand to be high in the US market. In the photo Valter Gabriel.

Team TGU: Lukas Schulze König, Karolin Theele, and Saskia Reimann,

The Kleeschulte products were on display

Team Mechatronix: Ellen Everaert, Bert van der Lugt, Koen Vangorp, Franky Van Looveren and Patrick Casteleyn.

Jeroen van Beek with Indo Light

Walter Buth (second from the left) officially retired, but still likes to meet former colleagues. Also at the shared booth of Ammerlaan Construction and Cogas Climate Control were Jos Groenewegen, John Vermeulen (Cogas), Harald van Deest and Ronald Thijssen.

The Horti House, presented by Rovero

Both Bas Rademakers and Marcel Weinans of Horticoop Technical Services are located in The Netherlands, but close to Germany with locations in Venlo (Bas) and Klazienaveen (Marcel). The company is helping growers to get their proces computers up to date for all new LED-lighting and energy developments.

Keep on smiling! Day one almost done at the booth of VTI Horst.

Let's dive into all options of the renewed Royal Brinkman webshop

Markus Balan and Albert Haket with Horconex. The greenhouse building company stepped into the German speaking market the recent years.

Henk and Johan van Tuijl, Bernardus van der Heide and Eric van der Klaauw with AgrowSer/VDH Foliekassen.

Condair is entering the greenhouse horticulture business with dehumidication systems.

Sjors Beijer with Jan Hardeman at the booth of Eurofins. It was their first time at IPM Essen.

Johan Velting towers high above the visitors at his Workstep.

Beer, popping up from a special beer cooler, of course caught the attention of the photographer!

Raymond van Mierlo and Cheryl Yntema with Bato Plastics and next to here Vera de Winkel and Laura Hanegraaf with Oerlemans Plastics.

Ruud den Engelsman, Gerdo Wennekers, Kick Jansen, Twan Leurs and Oscar Nijman at the taditional bigh shared booth of Luiten Greenhouses and Saarlucon Gewächshausbau.

Erneurt: der Webshop für Gartner bei Royal Brinkman

Lowering peat levels in substrates by chaning it for substitutes like bark and cocos is what growers are working on with the help of MeeGaa Substrates. In the picture: Peter Zethof and Eric Stolze.

Discover how we feed your soil is the IPM message of Samagro.

Willem and Raymond van den Berg with ISO Group and their updated ISO Cutting Planter 2500.

Steven Vervenne and Jan Akkermans with Deforche Construct represented the greenhouse builder at day 1 of IPM. The Belgian company is specialist in special projects like rooftop greenhouses. For the Dutch, North-German and Danish sector they were looking for a sales representative.

Jonathan helps a visitor at the booth of Climalux.

Thomas Bauer is busy selling new greenhouses in Germany for Bosman Van Zaal, while Wouter Verhoef showed us the impressive facility of GrowUp via 3D-glasses.

Robin van der Pligt, Roy Kranendonk, Jeroen Verkerk en Stefan Avontuur for Unifortes. Not in the picture: Paul Sandlan.

The wall at the booth of Viscon speaks for itself.

Howitec Netting is focussing more and more on custom made products for professional and hobby growers, insect farming and breeding companies.

A sneak peak of a new innovation at Ideaal Machinebouw, shown by Koen Lemmen and Jacqueline Harthoorn. More news is expected later this year.

PDI and Olsthoorn Greenhouse Projects at their shared booth, where also HAWE Cultivation Systems was present.

Substrates were well represented at IPM with here team Agaris.

A new look for Metazet, celebrated simultaneously at IPM Essen and at home, in Wateringen
https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9594179/growing-means-staying-in-motion/ — A new look for Metazet, celebrated simultaneously at IPM Essen and at home, in Wateringen https://www.hortidaily.com/article/9594179/growing-means-staying-in-motion/

Also in 'technique hall 3' their still were flowers and plants, like here at the Javo booth