Qlipr is the alternative to the high wire tomato hook.
With the renewed Qlipr trellising system, you own the ideal working method for an optimal tomato, cucumber, pepper, aubergine and fruit cultivation.
Qlipr is developed by Cor Pellikaan. Born and raised in the Westland between the greenhouses, he started with an agricultural contractor company in 1985. The tomato- and cucumber cultivation has no more secrets to him. Read more >>
Japan is a country where efficiency and sustainability are of paramount importance. In Japan, everything is organized down to the last detail, including the greenhouse. Every grower aims to have everyone on the same page. Lowering the crop is done automatically.
De Witte Beek is a small scale (1,5 ha) 'Community Shared Agriculture’ organic vegetable farm in Bierbeek, Belgium, providing an very diverse, year-round selection of vegetables. Tomatoes are clearly the most popular crop among our members and every year we love exploring their diversity, setting each year nearly 40 different varieties.
"Our farming practices may be radical but they have resulted in our farm being one of the highest production farms per square foot in the country.
The Qlipr crop clamping system has more than achieved its position in cucumber cultivation; More than 12 million stainless steel Qlipr clips have already been sold worldwide. However, the system also offers potential for tomato cultivation: the results at a farm in Southern Germany are extremely positive. "There are countless advantages. The system helps to reduce our CO2 footprint and there is more light in the greenhouse. We also expect to save on labour in the long term."
Pellikaan Gewasklemsystemen develops smart applications for the cultivation of tomatoes and cucumbers. The systems can now be applied to an even wider range of crops in both high-tech and low-tech horticulture. A good reason for an interview with Cor Pellikaan.
The photo above clearly shows how much plastic is entangled in the compost.
Sustainably grown, labour friendly for workers and kind to the environment. View our Qlipr instruction movie.
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