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2025-03-12

Joint Exhibitions in March: Creating New Opportunities for Agriculture in Asia

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From March 12 to 14, 2025, Rolling Greens will be participating in two major agricultural exhibitions held simultaneously in Thailand and Vietnam.

 

At the exhibition in Thailand, the Rolling Greens booth drew continuous crowds, attracting clients and partners from across Asia. The atmosphere was lively with enthusiastic exchanges, and numerous potential collaborations emerged. This confirmed that Rolling Greens’ innovative products and technologies in the agricultural sector have gained widespread attention and recognition within the industry.

 

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After the exhibition, the Thailand team didn’t slow down—instead, they immediately visited a well-known local orchid company for in-depth discussions on potential collaboration. This meeting not only strengthened ties with local businesses but also laid a solid foundation for further expanding Rolling Greens’ influence in the Southeast Asian market.

 

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Vietnam

The exhibition in Vietnam was equally vibrant, with RichFarm products drawing large crowds from both the local area and neighboring countries. Rolling Greens’ innovative technologies and services were widely recognized and well-received. Vietnamese customers expressed strong interest in further collaboration, highlighting the tremendous potential of the market.

These two exhibitions not only opened new doors for Rolling Greens in the Southeast Asian market but also provided ample business opportunities and support for the company’s future expansion across Asia. Rolling Greens will continue to drive innovation and contribute to the global transformation and development of agriculture.

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DATE

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How Microbes Can Help Crops Recover After Flooding


The damage caused by heavy rainfall does not occur only while crops are submerged. The real stress often comes from a rapid sequence of changing environmental conditions:

Prolonged flooding, oxygen deficiency in the root zone, reoxygenation after the water recedes, followed by high temperatures and intense sunlight.

When soil remains waterlogged for an extended period, the air normally held within soil pores is replaced by water, causing oxygen levels in the root zone to drop rapidly. Aerobic respiration in the roots becomes restricted, reducing energy production and weakening the plant's ability to absorb water and nutrients. Even when the above-ground portion of the plant still appears green and healthy, damage may already be developing below the soil surface.

During flooding, plants may also experience the accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative stress. Moderate levels of ROS serve as important stress signals, but excessive ROS can damage cell membranes, proteins, and organelles. The ability of a plant to maintain antioxidant balance is therefore an important factor in flooding tolerance.

What is often overlooked is that the water receding does not mean the plant has fully recovered. As oxygen returns to the root zone, the plant must transition from low-oxygen metabolism back to normal aerobic metabolism. This period of reoxygenation can itself be accompanied by oxidative stress. If high temperatures and intense sunlight follow immediately afterward, transpiration demand from the above-ground portion of the plant can increase rapidly while root water uptake and nutrient transport have not yet fully recovered, placing additional physiological stress on the plant.

Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival with You — With RichFarm Booster, There’s Always Support for a Better Harvest.

DATE

2026-06-17

Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival with You — With RichFarm Booster, There’s Always Support for a Better Harvest.

A Seasonal Greeting for Every Effort Made on the Land

The Dragon Boat Festival is not only a traditional celebration, but also an important time as crops enter the summer growing season. At Rolling Greens, we deeply understand that every field, every irrigation, and every moment of care reflects farmers’ commitment to their crops and the land.

On this meaningful occasion, we sincerely wish all farmers good health, strong crops, smooth fieldwork, and fruitful results throughout the season.

With warm wishes from Rolling Greens Natural Tech
May your Dragon Boat Festival be peaceful, your fields abundant, and your harvest full.

From Indian Jujube to Romaine Lettuce: Rolling Greens Microbial Products Deliver Outstanding Results in Thailand Field Trials

DATE

2026-05-07

From Indian Jujube to Romaine Lettuce: Rolling Greens Microbial Products Deliver Outstanding Results in Thailand Field Trials

Indian Jujube Trial Results

The trial compared a “microbial product + fertilization treatment group” with an “untreated control group.” The harvest period was from December 2568 to February 2569 in the Thai Buddhist calendar.

Flowering stage: The treatment group showed larger inflorescences, stronger flower stalks, and bright green leaves, while the control group had smaller inflorescences and lighter leaf color.
Fruiting stage: The treatment group produced plump fruits with glossy green skin and no visible stem borer damage. In contrast, the control group showed yellowish fruits, higher fruit drop, and stem borer damage.
Unexpected discovery: The occurrence of anthracnose, downy mildew, mealybugs, and caterpillars was lower in the treatment group than in the control group. Even under flooding conditions, the root system remained healthy and showed no signs of severe rotting.
Romaine Lettuce Trial Results

The microbial product was applied twice, once on day 21 and once on day 35 of crop growth. The evaluation was conducted at harvest on day 42.

Conclusion

This field trial in Thailand once again demonstrates that RichFarm Booster provide practical benefits in improving both crop yield and quality. RichFarm Booster continue to deepen cooperation with Thai customers and expand field trials to bring more sustainable yield-enhancing solutions to growers.

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