Growers are taking advantage of the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service’s Seasonal High Tunnel Initiative to extend the production season for a variety of crops.

Extend the growing season and enhance plant quality with these nine high tunnel and shade products.

Here’s a Q&A from the National Greenhouse Manufacturers Association that might help you improve your greenhouse.

For those who are making changes this year, many responded that new production space will be used to extend their growing seasons, for early-season sales as well as edibles during the winter months.

Read about the projects VB Greenhouses worked on at Van de Wetering Greenhouses and Kurtz Farms.

During every busy shipping season you invariably run into issues that would have been eliminated had a little spring cleaning taken place. Here are a few points you may want to consider before spring shipping rolls around:

The breeder is constructing almost nine acres of state-of-the-art greenhouses near Barbarena, Guatemala, to bring its stock farm closer to the U.S. market. The first phase of construction was complete in February 2014.

The National Greenhouse Manufacturers Association has taken on several common questions about greenhouse glazings in this FAQ.

At the current rate of technological advancement and the drive to automate business processes to improve efficiencies, there are sure to be many changes for greenhouse growers in the next few years.

There are some common questions growers ask about structures. NGMA collected answers to the most frequently asked questions.

From financing to production concerns, don’t make these mistakes when planning additional greenhouse space.

Cuttings of vegetatively propagated bedding plants are frequently rooted in late winter and early spring to meet the […]

The manual guides designers through the building code provisions for production and commercial greenhouse structures. It includes the […]