Plasticulture Magazine 1996 – N° 112-111-110-109

Plasticulture Magazine 1996 – N°109

Dedicated to asparagus and fruit trees, this issue showcases the integration of plastics in perennial crop systems. From black mulch films in asparagus cultivation to protective structures for banana and fruit trees in Japan, this edition explores yield improvement strategies. Also featured: pigment technologies, film recycling, and global case studies from Spain to Sri Lanka.

Plasticulture Magazine 1996 – N°110

Dive into photomorphogenesis in protected agriculture with this edition of Plasticulture Magazine. Discover how spectral manipulation through greenhouse covers can optimize plant development. This issue also covers innovations in biodegradable mulch, plastic crate reuse, and developments in Egyptian vegetable production. A rich resource for enhancing crop quality through light science and sustainable practices.

Plasticulture Magazine 1996 – N°111

Explore advanced stabilizers in agrofilms with this 1996 edition of Plasticulture Magazine. It introduces high-performance HALS alternatives to nickel-based additives, withstanding harsh pesticide conditions. Learn about reflective mulching films for hot climates, thermal screens in mild weather, and the use of photochromic polypropylene in lettuce cultivation. Global trends and events round out this technical-rich issue.

Plasticulture Magazine 1996 – N°112

This issue of Plasticulture Magazine spotlights Israel’s leadership in plasticulture innovation. From UV-blocking greenhouse covers that reduce insect-borne diseases to coloured plastic mulches tackling tomato viruses, the edition highlights applied research transforming crop protection. Also featured: solar dryers for medicinal plants, biodegradable horticultural pottery, and global updates from Egypt to Mexico. A must-read for professionals investing in sustainable, tech-driven agriculture.