Go all out to protect your greenhouse crops with some of the latest miticides/insecticides.

A panel of leading growers will offer insights on how innovation, technology, and automation will play in keeping production costs down without sacrificing product quality.

Here are what floral designers are saying will trend this summer.

Growers buy LED systems to improve uniformity and increase yields. Here are three tips to keep in mind when keeping your crops uniform under your LED setup.

A wireless and self-powered IoT imager the size of a credit card is purpose-built for early detection of disease and pest outbreaks in the horticulture industry.

In its first ag labor summary of the 2021 growing season, USDA reports agriculture worker spring wages increased about a dollar an hour over 2020.

During even the busiest times of the year, growers can use these tips to get effective trial results without taking up all of their time.

The second annual Women in Horticulture Week starts May 30. Check out how some of industry’s leading voices are helping to shape the future.

The collaboration between ecoation and Blue Radix is designed to use vision technology and algorithms to identify new ways to automate plant production.

Expanding your greenhouse business can be an exciting prospect, but it all starts with making sure you work with the right contractor.

In a recent op-ed, a molecular biologist says the delay in approving genetically engineered petunias is a prime example of bureaucratic red tape.

Grants support continued development of crops specifically bred for vertical farming purposes.

Study from Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council shows sector’s vulnerability to workforce woes hits like a pandemic.