It’s very easy to be lured by the idea that technology will fix all our problems, make our lives easier, and give us a competitive edge.

Here’s why, despite constant news of evolving technology in horticulture, the future of the industry is a focus on humanity.

Stemmer is a fully soluble solution that delivers plant-available silicon to support integrity and performance.

North Carolina State University researchers have tested and combined different models to improve solar forecasting performance.

Mycorrhizal Applications’ new White City production hub was designed with sustainability and innovation in mind for the company’s future.

A new report from MorganMyers maps artificial intelligence (AI) use and trust across farm, ranch, and ag retail operations.

Growers can use these benchmarks to measure business health, compare performance, and identify opportunities to improve profitability.

In an ever-evolving industry, here’s are ways that growers are responsibly employing AI use in their greenhouses.

Growers can sign up for consultation on software challenges, data management, and more.

The R.I.S.E to Support campaign raised more than $150,000 from more than 130 donors for the future of floriculture.

Ridder and H.E. Anderson have announced a partnership to pair the former’s HortiMax Pro platform with the latter’s fertigation skids.

Here’s a closer look at how the current regulatory, political, and economic environment will shape the green industry in the coming year.

This year a group of undergrad students from North Carolina State University made their way to Columbus, OH, for their first Cultivate experience.