Whether you use PGR products singularly or in a mix in the greenhouse, their cost-effectiveness and labor-saving benefits are hard to overlook.
Botrytis is one of the most common greenhouse diseases, and controlling it starts with sanitation and continues with effective controls.
Greenhouse Grower asked crop protection suppliers for an update of what’s new at their companies. Here’s what a few of them had to say.
Crop protection suppliers for the horticulture industry say planning and communication will help minimize supply chain impacts to growing operations.
Crop Enhancement’s solutions will be marketed by OHP to increase sustainable crop protection alternatives to greenhouses and nursery growers.
Seido, KleenGrow, and Pylon have been cleared for use in controlled environments in the U.S. and Canada.
Crop protection technical experts and suppliers weigh in with their best advice for managing these small, but mighty pests.
Go all out to protect your greenhouse crops with some of the latest miticides/insecticides.
When identified early, one expert says powdery mildew in the greenhouse can be easy to manage if you control humidity levels.
Water mold pathogens from recirculated water can threaten the quality of ornamental crops. Here’s how a team of researchers is addressing the problem.
A common greenhouse fungicide can now be used for control of pythium, phythophthora, and downy mildew on certain greenhouse-grown vegetables and herbs transplants.
Controlled-environment greenhouse growers have a range of new options for managing diseases, weeds, and insects.
Syngenta’s Acelepryn insecticide was recently approve for insect control in ornamentals, while OHP’s Fuerte is a new herbicide.