Ron Hegger of Dutch Mushroom Projects during his lecture.
Christiaens Group Sales Manager Roland van Doremaele (left) with well known Indian mushroom expert Dr. Loveleet Rana in the Christiaens stand.
Attentive audience during one of the sessions.
Dr Kurade (middle) with his team, Anurag Saxena and Mark den Ouden.
At the cocktail party.
Bart Aerts (Fancom) and Saurav Veerapaneni, who owns Fresh Bowl Horticulture with his family, at the entrance of the company in Kalva, Andhra Pradesh.
association, recognizing it as a key step toward collective representation, knowledge sharing, and coordinated industry growth. This year, there was also the opportunity to participate in a supplementary program, con- sisting of a company visit and/or a two-day training session led by Mark den Ouden (Mushroom Office). A group of approximately 20 growers participated, during which the chal- lenges facing growers in India were discussed in detail. The difference in raw materials presents
different challenges than in regions where, for example, peat-based casing soil is used.
Fresh Bowl Horticulture On Wednesday, a nearly full coach visited Fresh Bowl Horticulture, a farm in Kalva, Andhra Pradesh. On a 20-hectare plot, they produce compost for their own use and grow white mushrooms in over 50 cultivation cells of 500m². Cultivation is based on the Dutch shel- ving system, with each cell having two rows of
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