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Greenhouse Technology is Evolving; Are You Keeping Up With It?

By Brian D. Sparks|October 26, 2020

There is one thing that has not been stifled during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that’s the innovation taking place within controlled-environment plant production.

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Why Controlling Western Flower Thrips Just Got a Little Easier

By North Carolina State University|October 24, 2020

A collaborative research team has performed the first genome sequence and analysis on the pest, which causes damage to a wide range of crops.

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Certified American Grown Now Represents Cut Flowers and Greens Nationwide

By PR Newswire|October 25, 2020

The coalition of cut flower and greens farms has transitioned from a marketing group under the auspices of the California Cut Flower Commission to an independent trade association.

Is Indoor Ag the Answer To Mitigate Crop Damage From Wildfires?

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Major European Horticulture Event Cancelled for 2021

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Fresh Greenhouse Vegetable Production Exploding in Appalachia

By AppHarvest|October 25, 2020

AppHarvest has officially opened its new 2.76-million-square-foot high-tech greenhouse in Appalachia, a day after breaking ground on another new facility.

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Greenhouse Technology is Evolving; Are You Keeping Up With It?

By Brian D. Sparks|October 26, 2020

There is one thing that has not been stifled during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that’s the innovation taking place within controlled-environment plant production.