All too often, it is easy to get caught up in our own little part of the industry. We move quickly from one urgent task to the next, rarely taking time to stop and reflect on our accomplishments.

The U.S. House Agriculture Committee recently held a hearing on how controlled-environment agriculture can help protect the nation’s domestic food supply chain and infrastructure.

Hear from growers, researchers, and lighting suppliers for advice on how to make the best lighting decisions for your operation.

One big reason leadership remains a challenge is due to companies not identifying and developing young potential talent early in their careers.

Growers are finding themselves with limited or even zero access to this precious resource.

While both are more than capable of telling you the pH of your soil, it is important to know the pros and cons of both solutions.

The 30-millimeter flexible sensor was able to detect both physical stress and an infection of late blight on a tomato crop by sensing volatile organic compounds.

Even while experiencing what was likely the best year ever for many in the industry, challenges remain. But there are ways we can work together to overcome them.

A new report uncovers pricing trends and potential horticulture industry impacts of the plant shortages.

The typical set of business leadership skills that once got the job done need a reboot, says Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright. See why.

BioPersi+ from BioBee contains all the developmental stages of the mite, creating a continuity of active mite predation and assuring longer, uninterrupted spider mite control.

The Perennial Plant Association’s National Symposium takes place as a hybrid event starting next week, and also includes regional events throughout the summer.

GreenTech is returning in 2021, and just like last year, the event will offer a hybrid of in-person and online information on the latest trends shaping global horticulture.