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According to the men from Lenders BV growing leek and asparagus is in their blood. "Good, healthy plant material is of essential importance for healthy cultivation," says the company. There are now various video reports in which you can see how they cultivate these plants.
The company has created four different videos:
- A short introduction to their company
- A full video (including asparagus and leek plants)
- A separate video about leek plants
- A separate video about asparagus plants
The video clips can be seen by clicking on this link (Youtube-pagina) and are available in Dutch, English, German and French.
For more information:
Lenders BV
Donk 5
5995 PL Kessel
Tel.: +31 (0)77-462 19 09
Fax: +31 (0)77-462 28 81
E-mail: info@lendersbv.nl
www.lendersbv.nl
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