Project LAMP (Lighting Approaches to Maximize Profit) is a team of researchers that focuses on helping growers get more value out of their lighting systems.
Michigan State University is hosting a Horticultural Lighting Workshop that will take place on Dec. 18 in East Lansing, MI.
Corvus Drones have the ability to automatically inspect irrigation systems in greenhouses.
Hall and Knuth will share the latest floral industry trends, economic impacts, pricing effects, and the role of sustainability in shaping the industry’s future.
Priva|Aranet wireless sensors can now be fully integrated with the control software of Priva Connext and Compact CC climate computers, making it possible to use multiple measurements at once.
Situated in St. Catharines, the new facility is strategically positioned to optimize distribution.
Drs. Bridget Behe and Terril Nell recently retired from their long careers in horticulture. Here, they talk about their proudest accomplishments, how the industry has changed, and where they are each headed next.
Light measurement, including the right type of light, is a key factor in plant health.
Using the leaf temperature instead of air temperature to determine the saturation water vapor pressure has been used widely as another method to calculate vapor pressure deficit.
A grower can increase the chances of success with consistent, iterative planning and review as part of their overall management strategy.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is accepting grant proposals designed to support Michigan’s nursery and ornamental horticulture businesses.
New research from Axiom Marketing shows that home gardeners will spend even more time and money, plant more, and expand their gardens in 2024.
Nezapar, commercialized from the Trissolcus basalis, has shown effective results in preventive and light curative control of the Southern green stink bug.