The award-winning cutting planter from the ISO Group has the potential to revolutionize automation in the greenhouse industry.

The machine from Degramec was designed to work with multiple pot sizes and has the flexibility to space them in several dimensions.

The Watsonville, CA, young plant producer, specializing in perennial plugs and liners, is looking to optimize efficiency on the front end of production.

Automation does more than help with labor problems. Other tangible benefits also make automating the greenhouse worth the effort and cost.

When Four Star Greenhouse needed its ISO machines to do more than stick cuttings, three businesses came together to come up with an innovative solution.

Manufacturers of transplanters and sticking machines for cuttings have developed new systems that can meet the needs of growers of all sizes. Here’s a look at some of the latest products on the market.

Metrolina Greenhouses has designed a unique forklift system to help move plants more efficiently at its newest perennial facility.

Because many growers have a limited season for sticking cuttings, ISO Group wanted to develop a machine that can also transplant liners.

There are several factors that might affect your decision to invest in transplant robots, based on initial observations and reported information about available equipment.

A Finland-based company has developed two new automatic growing systems for lettuce heads and baby leaf lettuce. Learn how one grower is making it work for them.

The PackPlanter S has 16 grippers and a capacity of 10,000 to 20,000 plugs per hour in a small frame.

Transplanting unrooted cuttings into trays is one of the most labor-intensive activities in greenhouse production.

In an effort to keep up with demand from growers venturing into automation, the company is adding almost 20,000 square feet of warehouses and offices.