A pioneering trial at Botany research center in Limburg is setting new standards for sustainable tomato cultivation. Initiated by Grodan and Signify, this three-year project explores how dehumidification technology can help growers reduce energy consumption while maintaining ideal growing conditions year-round.

As a marketing partner and provider of the climate computer and climate screens, Ridder collaborates to highlight the practical applications of this innovative approach. Insights from Bram Rongen, crop team leader at Botany, and Joost Veenman, Ridder’s Strategic Product Manager for Climate & Water, showcase how dehumidification addresses key challenges like climate control and energy efficiency, paving the way for more sustainable greenhouse operations.

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