Crops
Major Flower Breeder Pulls Out of 2021 California Summer Trials
December 18, 2020
Several leading growers are propagating indoors using vertical shelves and LED fixtures without sunlight. Is this high-tech option for you?
Aleksi Yosifov, Greenhouse Grower’s 2020 Head Grower of the Year, is driven to produce a better crop every year and to instill the same desire in his team.
Future air freight capacity is already being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how you can profit by boosting for plant storage plans.
Canopy Growth is closing some of its indoor production facilities as it focuses on bringing back profits.
The event will offer a deep dive into some of these most pressing challenges and opportunities facing the hemp industry.
Revolution Farms plans to triple its production by 2021.
The company has purchased genetics from Bay City Flower Co., which has a long legacy in hydrangeas and indoor floral products.
See why Dr. Allan Armitage says pursuing new plants and better-performing varieties isn’t enough in a world impacted by COVID-19 chaos.
Heavy rains in July helped identify which plants could handle the extreme hot and wet Louisiana summers.
In a year that proved the critical need for a steady supply of safe, fresh produce for consumers, Gotham Greens is Greenhouse Grower’s Operation of the Year for 2020.
The changes include new opportunities in several states, as well as adjustments in reporting.
Learn why it’s critical to make sure every part of the production process adds value and does not reduce the value of the flower.
A new 61,000 square-foot distribution will help the company boost its Mexican winter program, and allow for more direct regional shipping.