During Greenhouse Grower’s 2015 Top 100 Growers Breakfast at Cultivate’15, Arthij ven der Veer of MPS (More Profitable Sustainability) discussed crop protection trends in Europe, Latin America, and around the world, and what to expect on the horizon.

During Greenhouse Grower’s 2015 Top 100 Growers Breakfast at Cultivate’15, Craig Regelbrugge, AmericanHort senior vice president for industry advocacy and research, discussed where things stand on the regulatory front with neonicotinoids, and the new Grow Wise, Bee Smart initiative.

During ,em>Greenhouse Grower’s Top 100 Breakfast at Cultivate’15, Suzanne Wainwright-Evans of Buglady Consulting discussed trends in biocontrols, including what she has seen from breeders, growers and even public gardens.

Held this year in San Diego at the Rancho Bernardo Inn, GreenhouseConnect 2015 brought growers and suppliers together in a setting designed to amplify networking and collaboration.

Travis Higginbotham, research and development manager at Battlefield Farms in Rapidan, Va., discusses how the operation has adapted to crop protection challenges and programs it has implemented.

Greenhouse Grower’s 2015 Head Grower Of The Year Tom Wheeler is laying a strong groundwork for the industry by mentoring future growers and instilling a sense of pride in growing quality crops.

Growers took advantage of the Greenhouse Learning tour held Saturday, July 11 at Cultivate’15 to see the strategies and technology two successful growing operations are using to tackle production challenges and come out ahead of the game.

Greenhouse Grower announced its Medal of Excellence winners at the Evening of Excellence, held Monday, July 13 at […]

A multitude of new products were on display at Cultivate’15, held in Columbus, Ohio. Attendees were given a […]

Kientzler is one of the world’s most prolific and innovative breeding powerhouses. It has built on its rich […]

With its emphasis on education and its Perennial Plant Of The Year program, the Perennial Plant Association boosted the popularity of perennials and helped make it the vital category it is.

Thousands attended the first Cultivate’14, formerly OFA Short Course, held in Columbus, Ohio, July 12 to 15. Here are some of highlights from the action-packed event.

A panel of young professionals representing all levels of the floriculture industry supply chain discussed the disconnects in communication from the breeder level all the way down to the retailer, and how to overcome the malaise that exists between the involved parties.