The latest event from Greenhouse Grower is the first-ever executive-level gathering of controlled-environment ornamental, vegetable, and cannabis greenhouse businesses. The focus: new strategies for long-term success in a rapidly evolving landscape.

The certificate from Lake Superior State University is designed to prepare graduates for immediate employment in the cannabis market.

The success of the United Fresh 2020 Live platform was the driver behind the launch of United Fresh Live 365!

The virtual setting for Cultivate’20 has not stopped several industry suppliers from introducing new products and services to their grower customers.

As Cultivate’20 Virtual kicks off today, here’s why two experienced horticulture educators believe that virtual education is not just a viable option at a time like this. It can also be a great return on investment when it comes to educating your staff about working in a greenhouse.

The International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) hosted a webinar on June 30 that addressed how ornamentals growers are moving forward together amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

It appears as if cannabis legalization will not be a top priority for a potential Joe Biden administration.

During this national pandemic, cannabis operations across the country have been declared essential businesses.

Succession planning is not easy. Show tomorrow’s leaders that what you do is more than just a business.

The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers association is urging caution on new guidance that allows employees to continue working after testing positive for coronavirus but are asymptomatic.

The more informed lawmakers are about the day-to-day operations of the horticulture industry, the better their proposals can provide real, on-the-ground results.

The closing session of the United Fresh Live virtual conference in June brought together industry leaders from across the fresh produce market for a deep discussion on how the food supply chain, of which greenhouse vegetable growers play a key role, has responded to the coronavirus pandemic in a collaborative way.

After attending two other green industry events in June, Greenhouse Grower’s Brian Sparks offers tips on making Cultivate’20 an experience like no other.