Hard fruit in fruit cultivation
Hard fruit and FruitSecurity Holland
There are many types of hard fruit. Hard fruit generally has a thin skin and juicy, firm flesh. The choice of a variety is determined by a number of factors: such as climate zone, local climatic conditions, type of soil, market demand etc. In the Netherlands, fruit growing started to develop strongly from 1875 onwards. The initially only standard orchards consisted of trees on seedling rootstock with an undergrowth of grass, which was grazed by cattle. The orchards were mainly planted on clay soil.
In the first years of the 20th century, fruit cultivation was improved with the help of knowledge and experience gained in castle gardens and abroad. Better varieties were planted and crop protection improved. Sales were also made through fruit auctions and packaging was improved.
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Traditional hail net systemThe Traditional system is a single row system that is characterised by its latticework. This is in order to distribute the increasing load evenly. The hail can be discharged regularly. Thanks to the assembly of the cross wire over the hail net, more working space is available. Flat hail net systemThe Flat system is a 3-row system characterised by optimal working space. The rows can be placed up to 10 metres apart and there is a working height of up to 4.5 metres. Automatic hail net systemLatest technology in fruit protection. Dynamic partial opening and closing by means of a smartphone. Solar panels can also be used if there is no electricity available. |
Who are we
Meet the FruitSecurity Holland team. You can reach us in all possible ways.
Gerben van Veldhuizen
Innovative entrepreneur
Teus de Jong
Technical director
What we are proud of:
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367 Turnkey solutions since 2013 |
Represented in 24 countries |
More then 6.500.000m2 protected |
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