Greenhouse Grower’s State Of The Industry Survey is now open and we need your input. From crop and sales trends to the issues that keep you up at night, your responses to the survey are the basis for our annual State Of The Industry Report in the January issue.
In nearly a decade covering the market, Drotleff has traveled the country and the world visiting greenhouse operations and breeders, learning about what’s most important to growers and to the industry. She’ll put that knowledge and perspective to work as the new content lead for Greenhouse Grower magazine.
Whether you’re new to biocontrols or have an established program, finding new tools is important. Check out these latest bicontrol products available for your crop.
Starting a biocontrols program is a learning process and if there’s one thing for sure, it’s that you will make some mistakes. Here are five mistakes many growers encounter when they start with biocontrols.
There are a number of resources readily available on the web to help you find compatible pesticides for your biocontrol program.
Biocontrol use in greenhouse pest control is increasing as more growers understand the differences from traditional chemicals and unique requirements for the best results. Here are four keys to keep in mind when implementing a biocontrol program in your greenhouse.
Aphids are perennial problems in greenhouses everywhere, but biological control is an increasingly popular tool for greenhouse growers to manage these pests.
Greenhouse Grower checks in with Peter Konjoian, co-owner of Konjoian Greenhouses, to ask about his recent switch from growing ornamentals to growing only vegetables.
Berger, a producer of growing mixes, has acquired Beaver Peat Moss & Lafaille Peat Moss, consolidating a long-standing […]
Finding the right plants that will make consumers happy and keep them coming back for more is the benefit of an increasing number of industry trials — and it’s the benefit of having people like Allan Armitage.
2013 Industry’s Choice – Pentas Starcluster series, Syngenta Flowers Editor’s Choice – Digiplexis ‘Illumination Flame,’ bred by Thompson & Morgan […]
It’s another banner year for new introductions, with Danziger showing 45 of 65 new varieties at the trials from angelonia to verbena.