Highlights from Greenhouse Grower’s September 2026 Issue
September 30, 2026 From planning for the 2027 growing season to new innovations in vegetable genetics, there was a lot of information to cover in Greenhouse Grower® Magazine‘s September 2026 issue. Check out the slideshow below for a closer look at the top stories (links to each story are included in the photo gallery and the rest of the article below). You can also find a digital version of the issue here.
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Gut Check: Is Your Operation Ready for the Next Disruption?
The recent BFG Supply bankruptcy filing is a reminder to evaluate your supply chain, know your operating costs, and arm yourself with data.
The Future of Horticulture Is Human
Jeff Neese looks at how, despite constant news of evolving technology in horticulture, the future of the industry is a focus on humanity.
Top Plants From the 2026 UGA Trials
Dr. Allan Armitage collaborated with Sandy Begani on this year’s selections from the University of Georgia Trial Gardens.
Vegetables Built for the Way People Garden Now
Compact habits, strong flavor, and production-friendly genetics are helping growers serve vegetable gardeners beyond traditional garden plots.
How Tagawa Greenhouses Consolidated to Improve Profitability
By shrinking its footprint, Tagawa Greenhouses reduced overhead, concentrated investments, and refocused the business on young plants.
Planning for 2027? Focus on the Economic Drivers You Can Control
AmericanHort Chief Economist Dr. Charlie Hall breaks down where growers can take action within their own operations to address uncertainty.
Can AI Run Your Greenhouse Business Now?
John Beauford of Advanced Grower Solutions looks at how AI can analyze data, answer questions, and even build software, but that doesn’t mean it understands your greenhouse operation.
Why Timely, Clear Communication Is Critical
With a look at the recent BFG Supply situation, here’s why communication and public relations as a floriculture company are critical.
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