Industry organizations such as AmericanHort hailed the passage of the Farm Workforce Modernization Act, which now moves to the Senate.

The Collegiate Plant Initiative’s Plant Drop events have been a hit on college campuses. Now, the group is making it easier for more schools to participate.

We go one-on-one with the international event’s director, and talk sustainable horticulture, legal cannabis, and more.

The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will be conducting a Census of Horticultural Specialties this winter, with the goal of providing a comprehensive picture of the U.S. horticulture industry.

Legal issues surrounding the alternative crop, especially on the federal level, are keeping much-needed helping hands away — for now.

The second annual Growing Innovations conference brought together growers and technology suppliers from across the specialty crop industry for a closer look at how leading growers can make the best use of the new tools available to them.

Learn more about an affinity business program that provides online sellers in the green industry with compliance peace of mind for interstate shipping.

Find out more about cut flower care company’s 2025 plan for addressing its own impact on the planet and society.

What’s being done to find the right type of labor for long-term success.

Learn why many of Loma Vista’s interns are on the right path to becoming industry leaders, and how you can model your own programs accordingly.

Greenhouse Grower editor Janeen Wright talks with BrightFarms Head Grower Denise DeRue about what it takes to produce quality produce for its customers.

The nut and stone fruit grower has acquired Fredriks Nursery in Ripon, CA, adding 13 acres of potted tree production to its offerings.

This unique event gives leading growers a chance to work directly with industry suppliers to address their most critical needs.