First Read The Road to More Sustainable Floral Transportation By Amanda Solliday, Ph.D., North Carolina State University|July 17, 2026
First Read How a Strong El Niño Can Affect Hurricane Season Forecasts By Paul Rusnak | Growing Produce|July 17, 2026
Newsletter Benchrunner Friday Automation for the People: Technology for Small- and Mid-size Producers By Christopher J. Currey|July 16, 2026
Why Commercial Growers Are Running Their Greenhouses Digitally First By Haley Bridgnell, Ceres Greenhouse Solutions|July 14, 2026 Running digital simulations can help growers address the difficulty of designing greenhouses around system performance requirements.
2026 Greenhouse Training Online Continues with “Advanced Irrigation Management” By UF/IFAS News|July 13, 2026 The next course from the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Advanced Irrigation Management,” beginning on Aug. 3, 2026.
New Report Values the U.S. Biochar Market at $157 Million By American Biochar Institute|July 10, 2026 The 2025 U.S. Biochar Market Report documents the current state of the growing industry and its use across markets.
Envu Rebrands Aliette Fungicide as Teclera By Envu|July 7, 2026 The fungicide features the same formulation and results and is designed to offer protection against a range of plant pathogens.
How to Prevent Splitting in Garden Mum Production By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 1, 2026 Despite looking marketable during production, underlying architecture issues in garden mums can lead to damage during shipping and handling.
Finding and Maintaining the Perfect Substrate pH for Your Plants By Michigan State University|June 30, 2026 Substrate pH is a vital part of supporting greenhouse crop health, but many factors can push it out of desired ranges.
Don’t Miss Greenhouse Grower’s Digital Deep Dive on Structures By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 29, 2026 This June 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on structures.
How Organic Mulches Can Reduce Short-Spined Thrips Numbers By Ping Yu | Yan Zhang|June 25, 2026 The physical and environmental effects from organic mulches may disrupt the life cycle of short-spined thrips and reduce population growth.
Learning Opportunity: Ultraviolet Light Use in Thrips Control By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 22, 2026 American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the incorporation of ultraviolet light into IPM programs for thrips control.
The 2026 CEAg World Industry Report on Greenhouse Produce is Here By Kristin D. Zeit | CEAg World|June 19, 2026 CEAg World’s 2026 Greenhouse Produce Industry Report offers analysis on the industry’s biggest players, new research insights, and more.
Video Spotlight: Container Gardening for Every Space By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 15, 2026 National Garden Bureau looks at how to create a container garden, with expert advice from American Takii, Syngenta Flowers, and more.
The Risk vs. Reward of Preventative Dipping By Andy Wilcox|June 15, 2026 Dipping unrooted cuttings and rooted liners can reduce pest and pathogen pressure, but growers are divided over the disease-spreading risk.
Floral Marketing Fund Debuts New Research Alongside Redesigned Website By Floral Marketing Fund|June 11, 2026 The new Floral Marketing Fund website is designed to help users better locate and access research and reports.
