New shopping trends have transformed the behaviors of today’s shoppers into the foreseeable future, and retailers are taking notice.

Co-founder Billy Brentlinger says the loss of a major customer was too much to overcome, although he’s hoping any future buyer will keep the team in place.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright outlines why the goals and needs of your operation should be the main factors driving investments in technology.

In a digital world where growers have little contact with end consumers, educational materials are a must-have for the plants to survive and thrive.

The Horticultural Research Institute is making $27,000 in scholarship support available through its Scholarship Program for this school year.

Attendees at the RISE Industry Issues Update discussed the benefits of advocating for the specialty pesticide and fertilizer industry on the local, state, and national level.

Project is expected to take flight no earlier than spring 2023 and would be the first commercially owned greenhouse on the International Space Station.

Recent research highlights how the presence of indoor plants can demonstrably improve mental and physical well-being.

Griffin has announced a partnership with IUNU, one of the largest providers of computer vision, artificial intelligence, and cultivation management software in the horticulture industry.

The Greenhouse Grower team had the opportunity to visit Ammerlaan-Sosef while over in the Netherlands to attend the GreenTech conference.

In an industry where failure is not an option, proper greenhouse maintenance is essential to maximize production and profits.

Employers who operate farm worker housing should review CDC guidance on issues such as communications with employees and more.

National Garden Bureau has rolled out its 2023 “Year of the” plant classes, which were chosen because they are easy to grow, genetically diverse, and feature new breeding.