More from this year’s survey of growers.

University of California farm labor advisor Gregorio Billikopf shares his views on what enforcement of the Social Security […]

We’re pleased to report the storms that rolled through the Midwest last week were not too disruptive or […]

The western third of the historic San Francisco Flower Mart may be sold to an art school, according […]

Following months of compliance issues, Hines Horticulture of Irvine, Calif., has been delisted from NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc., […]

Starting in the middle of September, growers will need to be extra vigilant in making sure they are […]

Tropical Gardens, a 70,000-square-foot greenhouse operation in Mosinee, Wis., is saving thousands of dollars in fuel costs after […]

The Suffolk County legislature recently passed an invasive plant law that forbids the sale, propagation and introduction of […]

We’ve posted a lot more coverage since last week’s Benchrunner. To see the most up-to-date postings, visit: http://www.greenhousegrower.com/shortcourse/page.php?page=shortcourse.

Syngenta Professional Products has a new scholarship program for undergraduate students in horticulture and agronomy called the “Grower […]

We received quite a response to Laurie Scullin’s views on turning new product development over to women, our […]

Fire all the boys! Boys have been great stewards of the industry for many decades. We did okay […]

Although Congress may have failed to implement immigration reform, the Society of American Florists expects increased worksite law […]