RED Horticulture will participate at Delphy isfc, International Soft Fruit Conference, in Horst, one of the Netherlands’ leading events for innovation in soft fruit cultivation. The annual gathering brings together growers, researchers and technology providers to explore new developments in the berry sector, with a particular focus on sustainable and efficient production.

RED Horticulture will be present with an exhibitor stand, representing its dynamic lighting solutions tailored for strawberry cultivation. Unlike traditional three-channel systems, RED’s approach leverages four-channel spectral control to enable precise steering of light quality and intensity throughout the plant cycle. This allows for targeted photobiological responses, aiming to optimize fruit quality, consistency and resource efficiency.

“Light is no longer just a source of energy for plants, it’s become a strategic input for growers,” said Romain Le Gléau, Photobiologist at RED Horticulture. “Our systems provide growers the ability to manage light dynamically and with greater precision, adapting to crop needs in real time.”

RED’s involvement at the event also reflects its collaborative approach to innovation in the Dutch horticulture sector. The company emphasizes close partnerships with growers, offering on-site guidance and support when implementing four-channel lighting strategies.

In addition to hardware and light recipes, RED continues to invest in its software platform, which integrates with leading greenhouse management systems including Priva, Hoogendoorn and Ridder. These developments aim to streamline operations and help growers make more informed, data-driven decisions.

As a young and fast-growing company, RED Horticulture remains committed to driving progress in high-tech horticulture by combining agronomic expertise, advanced technology, and ongoing collaboration with industry stakeholders.

So come to Horst and visit RED Horticulture at Delphy isfc