BO Akkerbouw is the main industry platform and knowledge center for the Dutch arable agricultural sector.
Founded in 2014, the organization manages approximately 14 member organisations from the potato, sugar beet, grain, and onion value chains.BO Akkerbouw addresses collective challenges such as soil and plant health, biodiversity, water quality, and disease resistance by facilitating sector-wide research partnerships, certification schemes (including TopCrop 'Safe Food, Sustainable Cultivation'), and innovation initiatives such as the Akkerbooster platform.
Its annual research and innovation program, funded jointly by growers, includes roughly 70 projects and is government-backed to assure transparent data collecting, applicable outcomes, and continued support for sustainable farming techniques.
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July 17, 2026
Dutch Growers and NAO Back Crop Protection Covenant to Advance Sustainable Potato and Plant Sectors
Dutch growers and the Dutch Potato Organisation (NAO) support the Outline Crop Protection Covenant to reduce environmental impacts, improve water quality and boost innovation while promoting legal certainty and sustainable potato production.
July 12, 2026
Aviko Growers Review 2025 Season and Discuss Outlook for the 2026 Potato Crop
Aviko's 2026 Annual Growers' Meeting reviewed the 2025 harvest, announced pool prices, and discussed market developments ahead of the 2026 crop. The meeting also highlighted collaboration across the potato value chain.
May 31, 2026
Dutch Potato Sector Calls for Stronger Cooperation and Policy Support on International Potato Day
The Dutch potato sector used International Potato Day to highlight its role in global food security, innovation, and economic growth. Industry leaders and policymakers emphasized cooperation, sustainability, and support to maintain global leadership.Make This Page Even Better!
This content was last updated on May 27, 2026
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