Taking place May 28-June 3, Women in Horticulture Week offers a range of activities, events, and educational sessions designed to acknowledge the contributions made by women in horticulture.
The curriculum from Resource Innovation Institute and design firm ARCO/Murray will provide credentialing process to ensure an educated, effective, and scalable CEA workforce.
The Agriculture Workforce Coalition, which represents the diverse needs of ag employers across the country, released a statement saying that other labor reform measures should be a higher priority.
That’s the question a research project involving the University of Windsor, TELUS, and the Horticultural Technology Centre and Academy is attempting to answer.
These technologies save 12% to 50% and can pay back in as little as two weeks, especially at facilities located in regions with colder nighttime temperatures and winter seasons.
Two reports from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy and the Resource Innovation Institute recommend policies to encourage efficiency, cut costs, and reduce climate pollution in the controlled environment agriculture sector.
Train yourself or your staff in crop protection, environmental controls, and more with the University of Florida’s online program greenhouse training courses.
Heather VonAllmen will lead West Coast foliage and succulent sales for Dümmen Orange, while Cory VonEgidy will focus on the Mid-Atlantic region for Bailey.
Margery Daughtrey, a renowned plant pathologist who specializes in the diseases of ornamental plants, has finished all requirements for her to receive a PhD from Cornell University.
One of the leading plastic thermoforming manufacturers in North America continues to grow and serve the horticulture, life sciences, and industrial markets.
Greenhouse Grower Senior Editor Brian Sparks recently caught up with Rick Parod, CEO at AdeptAg, to learn more about what 2023 has in store both for its team and its grower customers.
