University of Georgia

University of Georgia professor Michael A. Dirr was one of two individuals selected for the 2026 Georgia Agricultural Hall of Fame.

John Ruter’s work in advanced plant breeding techniques has led to the launch of some of today’s most popular plants.

A University of Georgia study identified more than a dozen types of unique cut flower consumers and their behaviors.

Running a greenhouse business goes beyond having a knowledge of plants. It also involves all the moving parts that go into designing a growing facility, and how to get those plants to the end consumer.

CEA production is appealing to those who are looking for production systems that may not use as much water in controlled conditions where you can get predictable, year-long production.

While research suggests plant sales are likely to revert back to normal levels after the pandemic, some buyers were hooked enough to stick around.

The goal of a recent study was to help connect the flower industry with consumers to give marketers a better idea of what shoppers are looking for when buying bouquets.

The University of Georgia is looking at the efficacy and environmental impacts of alternative containers in greenhouse plant production.