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Building the Future, One Insight at a Time: A Look Back at Team Training 2026 There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when a global team stops "working" for a moment to start evolving. This past week, our headquarters transformed into a hub of high-energy collaboration. From February 23rd to the 25th, we Read More ›
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DryGair Featured in HortiDaily: Solving the "Cucumber Paradox" in Partnership with CTIFL We are thrilled to share that DryGair was recently featured in HortiDaily, highlighting a major step forward for cucumber cultivation in Europe. As energy markets shift and cultivation methods evolve, cucumber growers are facing a unique set of agronomic challenges. To tackle Read More ›<...
With DryGair, We Keep the Climate Under Tight Control Without Unnecessary Heat Loss "In the greenhouse, everything is about balance, and humidity plays a key role in that. With DryGair, we keep the climate under tight control without unnecessary heat loss. Fewer open vents, lower gas consumption and still Read More ›
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Kickstarting 2026: Insights from Poland, Germany, and IPM Essen The 2026 horticulture season is officially underway. The DryGair team is already on the ground, connecting with the people and projects that will shape the industry this year. Last week, DryGair’s Justin van der Putten and Hadar Fuchs-Rubal returned from an intensive tour through Read More ›
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The Ducting Dilemma: Why Air Ducts Often Create Greenhouse Climate Problems For decades, air ducts have been the default solution for distributing air in greenhouses and grow rooms. The logic seems straightforward: if air isn’t reaching the plants, add tubes to push it there. But once you understand how air actually behaves in high-density Read More ›
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