The award, the American Horticultural Society’s highest recognition, is given to an individual who has made significant lifetime contributions to horticulture.
Impello Biosciences has signed a cooperative research agreement with the Horticulture Center at Colorado State University to bring biologicals into a new, data-supported era.
BASF has received new label registration for its Velifer Bioinsecticide/Miticide, which allows greenhouse growers to use the product in soil-directed sprays and now in dips and drench applications.
Thanks to a generous gift by Ken and Deena Altman and an education grant from the American Floral Endowment, this year UF has added three new courses to the program.
While existing growers are mostly exempt from price spikes, the soaring cost that new greenhouses would face will likely stifle any future planned growth.
The new website reflects AFE’s commitment to providing easy-to-use, accessible resources and programs supporting research, internships, scholarships, and education for the floral industry.
The award was based on years of supporting horticulture in schools, and most recently for hosting the nation’s first “Educate the Educators” Ag Educators Workshop.
UbiQD was named winner in the “What the Future” category of the 25th Annual South by Southwest (SXSW) Innovation Awards for its UbiGro Cover greenhouse film product.
Running a successful floriculture business isn’t just about producing beautiful plants; it’s also about effectively reaching your audience and showcasing your creations.
The webinar, presented by Ridder, is designed to help attendees explore effective strategies and practical tools to maximize output and create a positive work environment.
