The Center for Horticultural Innovation will trial Sollum’s dynamic grow light solution along with alternatives to quantify the benefits of dynamic lighting for greenhouses.

MSU-funded updates are ongoing, while finances provided by the Michigan Legislature will support future renovations starting this spring.

UbiQD was named winner in the “What the Future” category of the 25th Annual South by Southwest (SXSW) Innovation Awards for its UbiGro Cover greenhouse film product.

The webinar, presented by Ridder, is designed to help attendees explore effective strategies and practical tools to maximize output and create a positive work environment.

Cornell University’s short course will showcase high-performance greenhouse technology.

The CE-Line system schedules testing of different sources throughout the day, measuring both macro and micronutrients, with accurate data provided within an hour.

Joseph Peller, greenhouse technology researcher, notes that a laser sounds futuristic, but it can be used very well in a practical way.

Tabb Buel has led numerous operations including product design and development, manufacturing, distribution, and product line management.

In a trial between Signify and Wageningen University, two chrysanthemum varieties will be tested under the influence of different light recipes in combination with natural daylight.

With no end in sight to today’s greenhouse labor challenges, automation can and should be a worthwhile investment, no matter the scale of your operation.

Temperature control in greenhouses and other growing environments requires attentiveness to several metrics and tools.

Commercial horticultural supplier Hort Americas has announced an exclusive partnership with utility rebate specialist Lee Levitt, Energy Advisors 360.

An optimal bench layout will assist your team in everything from foot traffic through the building to crop yield and profit.