we provide
Insight
Smarter operations through integrated software solutions
we provide
Smarter operations through integrated software solutions
we create
Innovative solutions for motion and automation in cultivation facilities
we facilitate
Precision-built facilities for Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA)
Bosman Van Zaal is a horticultural technology specialist with more than 100 years of experience and 300 employees worldwide. We deliver complete CEA solutions for greenhouses and indoor farms, from cultivation systems and climate control to irrigation, construction, automation and software.
Our whitepapers turn specialist horticultural knowledge into practical guidance for growers, researchers and investors. Explore expert insights on automation, climate control, energy efficiency, cultivation systems and controlled growing, helping you make better technical, operational and investment decisions with greater confidence.
As an innovative market leader in technical horticulture, we deliver high-tech solutions trusted by Bayer, Wageningen University & Research, Dümmen Orange, UPM, GrowUp Farms, HilverdaFlorist and others. Our technologies support optimal cultivation performance worldwide.
We empower both established growers and innovative start-ups in breeding, propagation, production and research. Our goal is to create controlled growing environments tailored to crops, customers and sustainability targets; for food, flowers, forestry, research, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
With all expertise in-house, from design to realisation, we offer a fully integrated approach that ensures quality and long-term value.
We create advanced systems that support the sustainable cultivation of food, flowers, and pharmaceuticals. With a global footprint and a clear focus on innovation, we aim to remain at the forefront of technical horticulture.
From our headquarters in Aalsmeer and 13 international locations, more than 300 engineers, technicians, and specialists deliver expertise and personal support to growers across the globe.