Curios what customers think of Meteor Systems? Read some references below.
"I really enjoy working with Meteor. We both have an equal share in the development, but we each contribute in our own specialist field. And that's another thing I like about working with Meteor."
"My priority is reliability, which is why I opted for Meteor Systems."
"I had heard from other growers that Meteor Systems' cultivation systems are easy to use, efficient and good quality."
"Having had so much success growing on gutters, I switched completely to Meteor Systems' products and systems."
At the World Horti Center, and under the guidance of our Head of R&D, Bas Dirven, along with Cor van Staalduinen and Jeroen Sanders from Vertify, we conducted an experiment to test various water techniques for indoor spinach cultivation.
The Reijnders family started growing tomatoes on a large scale in 1995. In 2010 they decided to embark on growing fruit as well, starting with kiwi berries. Unfortunately it turned out that this was not profitable, so they switched to strawberry cultivation instead. In 2013 the company stopped growing tomatoes to fully focus on soft fruit, in particular strawberries.
Ben and Benjamin DeGoede were eager to innovate further and switched to the Deep Flow Technique (DFT) in 2021. This technique is hydroponic growing of leafy vegetables and herbs on a pond in a greenhouse on Hydroponic Floating Rafts from Meteor Systems.
The Taiwanese Joydon project involves a semi-closed greenhouse built by Oritech Beijing, a good customer of Meteor Systems, in 2013. It has a total surface area of 7,000 m2. The main crops grown in this greenhouse are tomatoes and cucumbers, providing a daily supply of fresh vegetables for the Taiwan region.
More than 25 years ago, Arnoud van Asseldonk set up Het Broek Softfruit to grow strawberries, raspberries and blueberries. Het Broek Softfruit is located in Veghel in North Brabant. Besides growing fruit, the company also sells strawberry, raspberry and blackberry young plants.
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