The Medallion of Honor, presented to Hiroshi Sakata, is awarded to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the gardening industry.
A doctoral candidate at North Carolina State University wants to develop an indoor grapevine transplant that can be planted and cropped in the same year in a commercial vineyard.
The most basic definition of load factor is “the load that is actually carried compared to the maximum load that could have been carried in a load unit.”
Whether it’s water for irrigation, natural gas for heating, or electricity for supplemental lighting during the winter, the costs are getting so high that some companies are eyeing expansion to the U.S.
As smart farming practices thrive on collaboration between the farmer and the tech provider, it is crucial to establish a data sharing framework at the outset.
Our latest episode features Kristine Lonergan, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Garden State Growers, which grows annuals, perennial, and houseplants across three locations in New Jersey.
Research and practice have already shown that it can be beneficial for both plant development and energy bills to treat light as a dynamic growth factor.
New data released by the Horticultural Trades Association shows clear consequences that accelerating a ban on growers using peat will have significant environmental and economic impacts.
With unemployment rates at record lows, workforce development programs could help increase the talent pipeline for Connecticut’s horticulture industry.
