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The Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association board of directors and staff have introduced CENTS University, a new approach to educating the green industry at the CENTS Marketplace convention.

According to Greenhouse Grower’s 2014 State Of The Industry survey, the addition of vegetables and other produce to growers’ crop mixes will continue the growth trend we saw in 2013.

Time is running out to enter the Ball Seed WebTrack winWIN Contest, where three Ball Seed customers will receive a pizza party for their entire greenhouse staff. The contest runs through February 28, 2014. Multiple entries are earned each time entrants complete certain actions on the new Ball Seed WebTrack online business management system.

BioGlow’s auction went live on January 31 for nicotiana ‘Starlight Avatar,’ the world’s first light producing plant.

Discover the latest advancements in crop protection at the 2014 SAF Pest & Production Management Conference, featuring 22 expert-led sessions and workshops.

Submit pre-proposal applications for 2015-2016 funding by June 1 to be considered for one- to three-year project funding.

Village Nurseries has recently added more than 300 new plants to its plant selection to help landscape professionals achieve new design concepts.

The Farm Bill passed in the House of Representatives on January 29, and could be voted on as early as January 30 in the Senate.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Laura Drotleff and Grower Juan Carlos Gonzales Uribe join the American Floral Endowment Board of Trustees in 2014 for three-year terms.

When Color Star Growers, the ninth largest greenhouse grower in the country, declared bankruptcy in December 2013, the sale of its greenhouse facilities provided growth opportunities for new and existing businesses.

A water crisis started in West Virginia last month after a chemical used in coal processing spilled into Elk River, affecting thousands of people and causing complications for local growers.

As U.S. population demographics change, the market potential for non-traditional vegetable and herb niches may end up being very profitable for greenhouse growers.