Small businesses like greenhouses can be the easiest targets for cyberattackers. Follow these tips to keep your data safe from hackers.

Here’s a closer look at some career moves and promotions for a few horticulture industry leaders.

BrightFarms, a leafy greens and herbs producer that currently has farms in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Illinois, and Ohio, has announced plans to build a new 250,000 square-foot greenhouse in Snyder County, PA.

The Departments of Homeland Security and Labor plan to officially release a rule on May 8 that kicks off an application process for an additional 30,000 H-2B visas for fiscal 2019.

The nation’s largest growers aren’t waiting around to get ahead of rising production costs. They’re proactively taking targeted actions to remain competitive.

Growers, garden centers, and consumers pay a price when patented and trademarked plants are counterfeited and sold illegally.

The “Best Single Topic Coverage by a Team” award from the American Society of Business Publication Editors was in recognition of GG’s labor-focused December 2018 issue.

A memorial service for Montgomery will be held May 19 in Ocala, FL.

With a grant from the NASA-funded Translational Research Institute for Space Health, California researchers will tweak tomatoes to make them uniquely suited to growing in space.

Katy Furnas brings industry experience to lineup at one of the largest suppliers of ornamental grass liners to North American producers and retailers.

Altman Plants, based in Vista, CA, is 10 weeks into integrating the recently acquired Color Spot Nurseries assets […]

Many schools have Future Farmers of America programs or horticulture programs, but many more do not, so how do we spread the word?

There are only a couple days left to sign up to participate in Dr. Charlie Hall’s YourMarketMetrics project, which measures and tracks profitability and performance indicator metrics for the greenhouse industry.