Hyperconnectivity opens farmers and ranchers up to cyberattacks. Here’s how to employ strong cybersecurity measures.

From crop protection updates to smart tech investments, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s February 2023 issue.

Internship programs ensure that there is new talent and passion coming into the floriculture industry and, hopefully, your business.

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.

The International Fresh Produce Association’s new state of the industry report highlights the scenarios and trends driving future industry growth.

The biggest nursery industry trade show in the West will celebrate its 50th anniversary this coming August, with a wide range of festivities planned.

For a limited time, sales of the new book from Midwest Groundcovers founder Peter Orum will benefit the Horticultural Research Institute.

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 greenhouse and nursery industry alone had losses of nearly $200 million.

The deadline is approaching for greenhouse and controlled-environment agriculture producers to take advantage of energy and water benchmarking services.

On Feb. 4, the green industry lost one of its most dynamic young leaders with the passing of Mandy Gerace of Welby Gardens and Syngenta Flowers.