USDA has allocated $45 million, provided by Section 10201 of the 2008 Farm Bill, for projects in support […]
Vendor managed inventories (VMI), or ” pay by scan” as we more commonly know it, has changed the […]
We lost one of our industry’s greatest visionaries when Tom Van Wingerden, founder of Metrolina Greenhouses in Huntersville, […]
Last month, I promised I would share a few ideas on how to avoid or repair the damage […]
America In Bloom (AIB) is hosting a February 4 webinar to explain how the program works and how […]
As part of our State Of The Industry report, we asked industry leaders to answer questions about the […]
Phyliss Williams of K&W Greenery in Janesville, Wisc., shares how K&W made poinsettias special for its customers. Is […]
Randy Monhemius, business program specialist for the USDA Rural Development program, discusses grower interest in alternative energy grants […]
We asked growers what their impression of the 2009 poinsettia market was. Here’s how some of them responded: […]
Late last year, we surveyed growers about their poinsettias. We asked them questions regarding production, sales, marketing and […]
Doubts about consumer spending during the holidays were understandable, but growers pulled through yet another poinsettia season in […]
The greenhouses seemingly stretch for miles, producing millions of quality flowers and fresh vegetables destined for a country […]
Dick Meister, who launched Greenhouse Grower magazine with Will Carlson more than 25 years ago, remembers Will as […]