HORTI VIENNA keretprogram – a tudás előnyt biztosít
A HORTI VIENNA fontos részét képezi a jelentős előadásprogram, melynek keretében a modern kertészet termékfelkínálói, szolgáltatói, valamint felhasználói, az egyesületek, a politika és a törvényhozás tájékozódhat és információt cserélhet a dolgok pillanatnyi állásáról, a stratégiai tervezés konkrét követelményeiről és a jövőbeli technológiákról.
12 a.m. Trade Fair opening by federal minister Nikolaus Berlakovich.
Tuesday, 27.9.2011 – symposium horticulture
Presentation: Franz Windisch, president of Vienna Chamber of Agriculture
12 a.m.
Trade Fair opening by federal minister Nikolaus Berlakovich
1:30 p.m.
Opening of the symposium
Franz Windisch (Vienna Chamber of Agriculture), Albert Trinkl (Federal Association of Austrian Horticulturists), Fritz Rauer (Federal Association of Austrian Vegetable Growers) and H&K Messe GmbH
1:45 p.m.
Trends in modern greenhouse construction – glass houses as energy suppliers?
Ralf Ludewig, Technology Consultant, D
2:30 p.m.
Six years of trading specifi cations (quality seals) – catastrophe or chance? Experiences from vegetable growers of Rhineland-Palatinate
Klaus Strohmeyer, executive director BOLAP, D
3:30 p.m.
Income maintenance in horticulture – reinforcement of value networks
Dr. Andrea von Allwörden, Humboldt-University, Berlin, D
Wednesday, 28.9.2011 – symposium vegetable gardening
Presentation: Fritz Rauer, president of Federal Association of Austrian Vegetable Growers
10:30 a.m.
Industrial engineering in vegetable growing. Where does the money run to? Identify black holes and eliminate them.
Dr. Renate Spraul, Bad Wimpfen, D
11:30 a.m.
Trends and developments in Dutch vegetable growing under glass
Pierre Grootscholten, Energy Consultant, NL
1:30 p.m.
The turn in energy is imminent! Which opportunities offer renewable sources of energy to vegetable growing?
Ralf Ludewig, Technology Consultant Tübingen, D
2:30 p.m.
Trends in organic vegetable growing, how will vegetable gardening develop further?
Roswitha Six, Research Institute of Organic Agriculture
3:30 p.m.
Developments in vegetable growing and trading in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Zbynek Skvara, Reprosam, CZ
Thursday, 29.9.2011 – symposium ornamental plants
Presentation: Albert Trinkl, president Federal Association of Austrian Gardeners
10:30 Uhr
Seducing customers – presentation of news and trends (summer flowers)
Reiner Buchal, Horticultural Consulting Group, D
11:30 Uhr
Energy efficiency in glasshouse horticulture – situation and technological perspectives
Manuel Hertel, Science Centre Straubing, D
13:30 Uhr
Organic ornamental plants - cultivation methods in comparison (conventional – organic) and mechanical stimulus treatment as an alternative
Robert Koch, LVG Heidelberg, D
14:30 Uhr
Temperature strategies in the production of balcony flowers and flower bed plants
Martin Altendorfer, „Die Naturgärtnerei“, Anger, D
