The report from the National Garden Bureau is designed to provide growers and others an inside view on crop trends based on insights from the plant breeding community.

“How To Build A Resilient Supply Chain By Accepting Reality And Mitigating Risk” takes place on April 27.

Consumers have no way of knowing if the plants broadly marketed as wildlife friendly are truly so, a problem the University of Florida hopes to address.

Production of produce in a controlled environment helps growers eliminate variability and avoid some factors that could have a detrimental impact on crop production.

“I was not sure what I was in store for. What was awaiting me was an experience I will remember for a long time.”

Sara Neagu-Reed joins AmericanHort after a decade of working in various government affairs and legislative roles.

University Extension programs need our voice, and more importantly, our support to ensure they continue a long tradition of excellence in research and education.

Growers, wholesalers, retail florists, and others with ties to the industry met with legislators during the Society of American Florists’ 42nd annual Congressional Action Days.

Today’s horticulture market dynamics making it is essential for growers to have full and accurate information about their cost structure to aid in managerial decision-making.

Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment recently elected new officers and welcomed new Governing Board members during its March meeting in Arlington, VA.

Learn how the event will bring together leaders in the controlled environment agriculture and cannabis communities to discuss on government regulations, efficiency programs, and technology integration.

Eight industry leaders received their Certificate in Applied Horticultural Business Management from Texas A&M University on Feb. 3, 2022.

While research suggests plant sales are likely to revert back to normal levels after the pandemic, some buyers were hooked enough to stick around.