Iverson Family Farms in Woodburn, Ore., sought independent certification as a way of having its sustainability practices independently […]
Certification programs and the move toward a national sustainable standard were a big part of our “State of […]
Faculty from Purdue University, the University of Maine and the University of New Hampshire have joined together to […]
The more major retailers stress sustainability, the more some growers feel pressured to modify their management practices. To […]
Only a handful of Midwestern growers have committed large portions of their greenhouses to the production of organics. […]
The University of Georgia has made a commitment to make its trial gardens completely sustainable by 2009. The […]
Rancho Tissue Technologies, a tissue culture lab in California that develops new, innovative and high-quality plant varieties for […]
Industry advocates and those who want to make sure they are in the know on the proposed American […]
The New Jersey Nursery and Landscape Association recently teamed with New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Charles M. Kuperus […]
Amy Stewart, who wrote the book, “Flower Confidential: The Good, The Bad And The Beautiful In The Business […]
The Bioworks IPM/Sustainable Practices Scholarship funded through American Floral Endowment (AFE) will encourage floriculture students to pursue studies […]
Seville Farms of Mansfield, Texas, and Neal Mast & Son Greenhouses of Grand Rapids, Mich., have recently earned […]
We received quite a response to grower Mark Shaw’s rant on being sick of sustainability and have posted […]