Gotham Greens, a controlled-environment producer of salad greens and herbs, will open its first greenhouse west of the Mississippi in Denver in 2020.

Micky Byland of N.G. Heimos Greenhouses has been awarded the Produce Marketing Association’s 2019 Floral Marketer of the Year Award.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright and Contributing Editor Allan Armitage discuss how labor and hemp are changing the game for the greenhouse industry.

The sustained growth of the fresh produce industry depends on how it manages market expansion and its continued attentiveness to food safety protocols.

Element Farms, a Lafayette, NJ-based producer of greenhouse-grown leafy greens, is set to begin operation at its new 70,000 square foot facility this month.

Presented by K•Coe Isom, the webinar will look at how blockchain technology is relevant for all businesses today, including horticulture.

The new BioFarms will solve persistent problems in the fresh product supply chain, with the goal of delivering peak freshness year-round.

Learn more about the folks moving up the chain at Dümmen Orange, Aris Horticulture, Oglesby Plants, and other organizations.

After collecting thousands of votes, the National Garden Bureau has announced three therapeutic gardens receiving grants totaling more than $5,000.

Download your copy of Greenhouse Grower’s special report on this trending alternative crop.

“It has become increasingly difficult to run a farm and compete nationally while operating in the costliest place in the nation,” said Bay City Flower CEO Harrison Higaki in a statement.

Operation size doesn’t matter. There is transportation management software to help ship your products with minimum fuss, lower costs, and higher sales.

The goal at Corso’s Perennials in Castalia, OH, is to prepare their interns for long careers in the horticulture industry.