The company is celebrating 75 years spanning decades of innovations and firsts in the world of seed through dedication and long-term, solutions-driven teamwork.

Dr. Gu, an ornamental horticulturalist and Extension specialist, has been tapped as next head of the Colorado State University Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture.

Prominent issues in the equipment market can have significant impact on many other industries, including controlled-environment agriculture.

Wageningen University in The Netherlands is investigating whether biorationals can be used effectively in greenhouse cultivation against soilborne plant pathogens.

The goal of a recent study was to help connect the flower industry with consumers to give marketers a better idea of what shoppers are looking for when buying bouquets.

You would be wrong if you think company culture doesn’t play a role in your employees’ happiness and satisfaction at your workplace.

AgriNomix and Zwart Systems are familiar company names to many growers in the controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) industry. Now, they are operating under one umbrella, thanks to the emergence of a new company.

If heaters fail to work properly, it can result in the loss of plant production and be detrimental to a grower’s bottom line.

A new report highlights key demand and supply challenges for the landscaping industry.

Greenhouse growers and horticulture professionals are invited to take part in a group tour of the main stops along the California Spring Trial (CAST) route.

With this move, Dümmen Orange has centralized its breeding activities for pot and garden chrysanthemum at one location.

These projects, which focus on quantifying plant benefits, creating innovative solutions, gathering consumer insights, and producing practical and actionable solutions, are funded by the Horticultural Research Institute.

An upcoming webinar will address the effects of light spectrum on greenhouse lettuce and microgreens, with a focus on warm-weather climates.