The Vineland Research and Innovation Centre’s work with the Canadian horticulture market aims to define and address today’s challenges and opportunities.

Collecting data allows you to take intelligent actions and make strategic decisions to optimize your production practices.

Commercial greenhouse owners should consider adding an extra layer of protection to their HVAC units.

As many growers face a pinch in their workforce, they are turning to automated systems to increase their production efficiency with less resources.

Canadian company Plantech Control Systems has been a leader in providing fully integrated control systems for agriculture for more than 35 years.

The DesignLights Consortium’s most recent Horticultural Lighting Technical Requirements are designed to foster sustainable growth in the controlled environment agriculture sector.

The Red Robin tomato trials, part of the SpaceX CRS-26 cargo mission, will be grown using Profile Products technologies to improve plant health and growth.

The greenhouse lettuce grower is partnering with autonomous growing specialist Blue Radix to optimize energy and climate control throughout the company’s expanding network of facilities.

The potential for automation technology in the greenhouse may be endless, but two leading growers say it’s still important to do your homework.

These apps are currently being tested by WUR researchers, and one is expected to be publicly available in 2023.

Ecoation, Bogaerts, and Biobest have unveiled the world’s first IPM scouting and yield forecasting robot for greenhouses.

A lighting change is a process change, and LED lights need to be reviewed to ensure they are appropriate for the right facilities. Learn how one organization is doing so with your needs in mind.

Any degree of automation, from the addition of simple sensors up to image processing artificial intelligences, brings real value through labor savings to growers of all types.