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ReduSystems shares knowledge, gives advice, and creates innovative technology. We regularly publish articles to share information about our products, scientific research, and practical experiences from growers. The most recent articles can be found at the top of this page. You can also use the filters to search for articles in your area of interest. If you would like to receive new articles as soon as they are published, you can subscribe to our newsletter here.
ReduSystems products can be combined without problems
19-03-2018All ReduSystems coatings are fully compatible and can therefore be applied on top of each other to achieve the desired result. This also applies to the new solution AntiReflect.
Read moreThe difference between reflecting light and heat
04-03-2018Reflecting too much or too little light impacts on production in any crop. With ReduSol it is easy to adjust the percentage of light and heat that is reflected. But heat stress is often a bigger problem than too much light. In that case, ReduHeat is the answer.
Read moreReducing UV with ReduFlex UV
04-03-2018UV radiation can have both positive and negative effects on the crop. A high dose is not desirable however, it inhibits photosynthesis and results in visible damage. In addition, UV radiation breaks down plastics. ReduFlex UV is designed to protect against excessive doses of UV light.
Read moreThe importance of reliable and independent measurements
02-02-2018Mardenkro is firmly committed to ensure that its products have a sound scientific basis and therefore maintains close contact with Wageningen University & Research, the perfect partner for conducting independent measurements and pursuing new avenues.
Read moreMardenkro publishes second book: “ReduSystems: The bright side of growing”
20-01-2018Due to the great success of the first book, Mardenkro publishes a second book called “ReduSystems: The bright side of growing”. This book highlights the new, revolutionary product AntiReflect and explains how this product ensures a light gain of approximately 3% on existing horticultural glass.
Read moreSaving energy without technology
17-11-2017Technology is not the only way to save energy. Savings can also be made by making better use of the properties of the plant.
Read moreMore knowledge = better result
01-11-2017ReduSystems coatings produce the best result when you use the right product for the plant. The ReduWizard makes it easier to choose the one that’s right for you. In some cases, the Horticultural Product Specialist can also help.
Read moreOptimizing production
03-10-2017Vegetable and ornamental crops can produce much more than they do at present if the climate conditions are always ideal.
Read moreCrop uses autumn light less efficiently
28-08-2017Tomato plants utilise available light in the autumn less efficiently for production than in the spring. Why is this and can it be changed?
Read moreThe colour of light is important
05-07-2017The colour of light affects the efficiency of photosynthesis but also growth and development. It is becoming more and more possible to work with these facts.
Read morePreventing light loss and disease in plastic greenhouses
23-06-2017Condensation on the greenhouse roof is the result of air dehumidification. In plastic greenhouses steps need to be taken to prevent the condensation from causing problems.
Read moreAntiCondens for glass allows significantly more light into the greenhouse
22-06-2017Tomato grower Paul van Paassen is the first in the Netherlands to use the coating AntiCondens for glass. “It clearly leads to more light inside.” he says.
Read moreBumblebees benefit from coating on the roof
22-06-2017Bumblebees don't like extreme temperatures. Therefore, if the roof is coated they often function better and that improves their effectiveness.
Read moreAdjust the watering under a coating
12-06-2017A coating on the roof has consequences for the water management. Jos Beerens of Grodan explains what the grower needs to bear in mind.
Read moreCompact plants by playing with climate and light
20-04-2017The height of flowering potted- and bedding plants can be controlled by targeted use of climate and light.
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