At a time when regulatory changes in the trucking sector have made shipping more complicated, AmericanHort is focused on easing burdens for the horticulture industry.

William “Pete” Pike founded Pike Nurseries on his signature uncomplicated, common-sense business approach, starting his business with three employees and turning it into a 500 employee operation with 18 retail stores today.

Greenhouse Grower editors give their take on how recent actions by the DEA, USDA, and FDA on hemp regulations are making things easier for growers.

Producing a crop in a controlled environment means there’s virtually no threat of wildlife contamination. However, sanitation should still be top of mind.

Learn more about an initiative that will expand STEM gardening opportunities at 15 schools in California, New York City, and Washington, DC.

It’s time to let everyone in on the secret that the plant industry is an inventive and engaging field.

Lighting company LumiGrow offers a web guide that helps potential cannabis growers crunch the numbers on whether this crop is right for them.

The time is now to tell your farm operation’s story to the change-makers in Washington. Let them know how regulations impact you and your business.

Industry organization launches unique digital resource to help students find internships in the green collar field.

The report addresses some of the factors, including labor and quality standards, contributing to food losses on the farm and during the shipping process.

AppHarvest, a Kentucky-based greenhouse vegetable operation slated to begin operations later this year, has yet to produce a crop, but is already building up its funding.

Greenhouse Grower Contributing Editor Allan Armitage was at MANTS 2020 in Baltimore in January, which is continuing to grow year after year.

This group of leading players across multiple segments of the controlled-environment market will serve as a guiding voice on the major trends.