Floriculture

 

 

 

 

 

 

Floriculture

Where Does the Buck Stop?

By Masila Kanyingi “The buck stops here” encapsulates the essential principles of leadership as articulated by Harry S Truman, the 33rd President of the United...

Startup in Bloom: How Wildflower Haven Is Navigating Kenya’s Flower Export Scene

Floriculture. When one thinks of flowers, beautiful blossoms and fragrance comes to mind. But behind the scenes, lies a fierce competition to grow and export...

Floriculture sector sees increasing regulatory pressure as the biggest challenge for growers

Aalsmeer, 1 July 2025 – Today, Royal FloraHolland publishes the first Trend Report Floriculture. The report reveals that nearly 70% of flower and plant growers...

Experience the benefits of Syngenta Solutions for tackling Powdery Mildew.

Book an Appointment Are you noticing white spots on your crops that look like talcum powder, commonly called “colonies”? These can appear on leaves, stems...

Ethiopian Airlines is excited to announce the launch of a new cargo flight service to Urumqi, China.

Ethiopian Airlines has officially introduced a new cargo flight service, connecting Addis Ababa with Urumqi, China, operating twice a week. The inaugural flight received a...

Wageningen University & Research has reaffirmed its confidence in Bosman Van Zaal

Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has reaffirmed its confidence in Bosman Van Zaal by selecting them for the development of its latest research facility, the...

A Glance at the Current State of the Chinese Flower Market

On the downside, succulents are witnessing a decline in demand, resulting in a notable drop. China stands tall as one of the leading flower producers...

TAHA Targets Regional Investors with Horticulture Opportunities in Tanzania

Bʏ Mᴀʀʏ Mᴡᴇɴᴅᴇ, The horticulture industry across East Africa has seen remarkable growth in recent years, with countries like Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia, emerging as...