The University of Florida’s Stick Olympics competition last winter wasn’t just a training exercise to improve manual sticking of cuttings. It also celebrated the industry’s diverse seasonal workforce.

The legislative landscape has changed significantly since last year. What does it mean for horticulture and critical issues facing the industry?

Suppliers say starting with a firm foundation is key to maximize performance.

While indoor farms are popping up in cities around the country, it remains to be seen whether they can scale enough to provide consumers with local vegetables and fruits year-round.

Consistency, equipment, and knowledge are what Canna Business Services says are of utmost importance when applying.

GLOBALG.A.P. recently invited the floriculture industry to a virtual Floriculture Future Forum, where industry experts provided an update on the latest developments and outlook for the floriculture sector.

Recent research shows that about 80% of those who took up gardening since the beginning of COVID-19 will continue in 2021.

Syngenta Crop Protection is collaborating with Insilico Medicine, an artificial intelligence company, to accelerate the invention and development of new, more effective crop protection solutions.

Delayed offshore products and increased demand for plants and other hard good products mean growers and end-consumers will need to get creative this year to source the products they need.

While the Small Business Administration says it’s pleased overall with the final rule, there are still outstanding concerns over select regulations.

Like the growers who are part of the controlled-environment industry, equipment manufacturers also face unique challenges heading into the heart of 2021.

Most companies reported huge increases in sales and first-time customers last year. The question, how will that translate to this year?

From natural designs continuing to grow in popularity, to smaller events bringing more individualism, 1-800-Flowers predicts new trends.