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The greenhouse vegetable operation is partnering with the University of Windsor to examine the opportunities of electric trucks in the greenhouse industry.
A panel of leading growers will offer insights on how innovation, technology, and automation will play in keeping production costs down without sacrificing product quality.
The Waste Me Nots program hopes to normalize the sale of produce with natural dents, bends, and curves while providing food to consumers at a lower cost.
A new 61,000 square-foot distribution will help the company boost its Mexican winter program, and allow for more direct regional shipping.
NatureFresh is focusing on how its team members were affected during the COVID-19 pandemic, in the form of a documentary.
The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers association is urging caution on new guidance that allows employees to continue working after testing positive for coronavirus but are asymptomatic.
NatureFresh Farms took to the road this year in its mobile Greenhouse Education Center to show consumers how fresh vegetables are grown.
NatureFresh Farm’s newest employee may have four paws, but that doesn’t stop her from sniffing out a major pest problem.
Construction of a new, 32-acre greenhouse facility will commence in the summer of 2018, with production scheduled to begin in 2019.
Knowing that many worker dogs are trained to recognize and discover scents associated with drugs or bombs, the company figured it was possible to train a dog to recognize pepper weevil.
One of North America’s largest greenhouse tomato growers says it is holding back on an expansion because of the company’s ongoing struggle with finding workers. At the same time, another producer is planning a new 75-acre facility in Georgia.
Through WeAreTheGrower.com, students can get hands-on experience connecting with consumers at community events, and sharing their experiences via social media.
By the time the full expansion is complete later this year, the greenhouse vegetable producer will have 45 acres of new production in the Midwest.