Greenhouse Grower reached out to four major indoor growers of leafy greens to ask about what they learned from the E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce in November.
Over time, greenhouse environmental control systems can become less reliable. A system upgrade or replacement may be a worthwhile investment, as long as you plan ahead.
Your company can have the most up-to-date, most extensive security programs and protocols in place, but it means nothing if the doors to your information are left wide open.
Third-party testing of new lighting fixtures and systems is critical in determining their efficiency. Here’s how this testing can ultimately benefit you.
Cost, uncertainty, and a fear of the unknown are just some of the reasons growers are reluctant to switch to LEDs. However, there may be a change in thinking on the horizon.
This week’s record-setting cold snap is a harsh reminder that extremely cold temperatures can threaten safe shipment of cuttings and plugs to greenhouse growers.
The potential for infrastructure investment is good news for the green industry, but uncertainly surrounding tariffs and the housing market could mean major changes in the coming years.
The Greenhouse Lighting and Systems Engineering (GLASE) consortium is designed to bring growers, researchers, suppliers, and other stakeholders together to create a hub for new technology development and implementation.
Heating, cooling, and ventilation manufacturers have introduced a variety of products aimed at helping you maximize air movement and avoid costly plant losses.
