Events First-Ever Great Plains Biochar Conference to Debut in Lincoln, NE By University of Nebraska|April 26, 2024
Crops The Commercial Success of Licensing Plants That Combat Climate Change By Nick Matysik|April 25, 2024
PanAmerican Seed Awarded MPS-A Certification By Greenhouse Grower staff|May 27, 2011 PanAmerican Seed’s production facility in Lompoc, Calif., has earned MPS-A environmental certification. The 200-acre facility underwent a year […]
New Way To Grow Combos By Kevin Yanik|May 26, 2011 The beauty of greenhouse innovation is it never stops developing, whether you’re improving the genetics of an existing […]
Big On Blue (Poppy) By Juergen Steininger|May 26, 2011 It’s March at Longwood Gardens and the Himalayan blue poppy is once again on display in our indoor […]
Poinsettia Production: 3 Steps To Healthy Roots By James E. Faust | Peter Alem|May 26, 2011 There are numerous times during a poinsettia crop that things can go wrong, but perhaps the most overlooked […]
Unlocking Secrets To Growing In Alaska By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 25, 2011 The University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) formally broke ground on its new $5.3 million greenhouse facility Friday, The […]
Soluble Salts: Don’t Get Burned By Gonzalo Villarino | Neil S. Mattson|April 25, 2011 As discussed in our previous article last month, high soluble salts can accumulate in the root zone when […]
Why You Should Grow Lilies By Jim Harbage|April 25, 2011 Lily production in the United States has evolved in recent years to adapt to changing trends in consumer […]
Learn About Photovoltaic Applications In Horticulture By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 14, 2011 The University of California Nursery and Floriculture Alliance is presenting three opportunities for growers to attend an educational […]
Ecke System Speeds Up Propagation Process By Kevin Yanik|April 6, 2011 In propagation, growers historically have added inputs like rooting media after receiving their unrooted cuttings, and they’ve stuck […]
Salts In Greenhouse Crops: Don’t Get Burned By Gonzalo Villarino | Neil S. Mattson|March 17, 2011 Greenhouse bedding plants have been traditionally grown with high quality low-salt irrigation water because plants can be damaged […]
Teach Your Staff To Avoid Overwatering By Dennis Crum|March 17, 2011 Why does something as simple as watering a plant become an issue for growers each year? We growers […]
Biocontrols: Tiny Tools, Big Results By Richard Jones|February 23, 2011 Roger McGaughey is like most growers. His goal each season is to produce a quality crop as cost […]
Biocontrols For The Greenhouse By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 23, 2011 Current Biological Fungicides & Bactericides Material/ Active Ingredient or Organism Labeled Diseases Controlled Foliar or Soil Application Mode of […]
