One of the project groups in the Horticultural Research Institute Leadership Program is digging into e-commerce in horticulture, and is asking for your help.
The Sidney B. Meadows Scholarship Endowment Fund and the Horticultural Research Institute are partnering to create a common application form for their respective scholarship programs.
In our continuing conversation with Lloyd and Alex Traven of Peace Tree Farm, we discuss how the company approaches emerging crops, building consumer connections, and why they love what they do.
While the need for plant containers was encouraging for the garden industry over the last few years, many wonder if its longevity will extend into this spring.
For a busy greenhouse, an audit can help you identify risks in your facility and help you uncover areas where you may need stronger risk management practices.
Selling farm goods to restaurants, retail stores, or institutions requires specific skills that you can either learn from years of direct experience or from the voices of people in the local wholesale chain.
The deadline is approaching for greenhouse and controlled-environment agriculture producers to take advantage of energy and water benchmarking services.
ChatGPT can answer questions and participate in human-like dialog across a full spectrum of information and topics. But will growers be able to use it? One curious mind takes a deep dive.
This Pennsylvania operation has long been known for its commitment to quality, sustainability, and innovation. Learn how the company is maintaining this approach during a time of transition.
Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright and Senior Editor Brian Sparks were recent guests on two horticulture industry podcasts, where they looked back at 2022 and what’s ahead in 2023.
