A wonderful result of collaboration in the Duin- en Bollenstreek, where advanced sensor technology is used to accurately determine which plants require crop protection products and which do not. This leads to a more efficient and sustainable use of resources, saving costs and reducing environmental impact.

The ‘Remote Sensing for Floriculture’ (RSvS) project uses drones, satellite data, and artificial intelligence to detect plant diseases such as Botrytis in tulips and hyacinths at an early stage. With the help of advanced sensor technology, it is accurately determined which plants need crop protection products and which do not. This results in a more efficient and sustainable use of resources, saving both costs and reducing environmental impact.