As we wind down 2023 and plan for the coming year, we reflect on our favorite moments from floriculture in 2023, and why we’re excited about the coming year.

Here are the headlines that grabbed your attention the most from the past year.

Many greenhouse operations face common challenges and concerns related to the long-term future of their business, and the floriculture industry.

The best growers understand that effective planning is the combination of experienced employees with comprehensive data.

The digital assistant will combine the best of the digital and physical worlds, with around-the-clock access to a world of knowledge and support.

Research from Wageningen University shows that with the same light and heat, crops such as potted plants achieve approximately 30% more dry weight than with a traditional treatment.

Kopf’s expertise in tech startups and her vision for the agriculture sector will give TRACT a competitive edge as it moves towards its customer launch in early 2024 and beyond.

The new pollinator requires all suppliers to implement IPM and prohibits the use of neonicotinoids in potted plants.

The start of a new year is an opportunity to review your business plans and finances, which includes re-evaluating your insurance strategy.

Growers looking to reduce water usage can quickly get overwhelmed. Here’s how you can start thinking about your next upgrade project.

This year’s Vineland Innovation Report includes updates on rose breeding, thrips control, technology adoption, and more.

The two in-person Expos take place in Reno, NV, in August and Edison, NJ, in September, while Griffin’s virtual Expo will be open Aug. 19-Oct. 31, 2024.

The agreements include acquiring horticulture lighting products from Current to be exclusively distributed by Hort Americas, a leading supplier to the controlled environment agriculture market.