Five Stories That Reflected Greenhouse Vegetables in 2021
December 29, 2021 
The greenhouse vegetable market has been as volatile as any other industry amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Growers who specialize in foodservice had to adapt quickly, while others stepped in to help fill shelf space left by supply chain issues.
Here are five headlines on GreenhouseGrower.com that captured your attention in 2021.
Ultraviolet Light as a Pest Control Option for Strawberries
Three University of Florida scientists recently worked with a UVC applicator to analyze its effects on mites and thrips.
New Predatory Mite Discovery Could Help Greenhouse Vegetable, Ornamental Growers
The predator Anystis, discovered by Vineland researchers, is effective against several key greenhouse pests.
BrightFarms Sees Bright Future Amid Billion-Dollar Megadeal with Cox Enterprises
Along with acquiring New England-based lēf Farms, the move is designed to solidify BrightFarms’ leadership in the indoor ag space and provide a foundation to accelerate growth.
New All-America Selections Winners Include Tomatoes and More
All AAS Winners are trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges who grow new, never-before-sold entries.
Henry Huntington of lēf Farms Problem-Solves Implementing New Technology
Production of baby greens in a greenhouse often requires very specific and advanced technology.
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