One grower in Northeast Florida is thinking more than ever about ways to better adapt indoor farming structures in the face of extreme weather events.

The potential groundbreaking legislation could make a meaningful difference for many growers and workers, but it needs a serious push from growers to get it across the finish line.

With new grant funding, several organizations will be able to teach students and educators about the floral industry, offer greenhouse training and florist certification classes, and more.

In the fourth of a six-part conversation, Greenhouse Grower’s Industry Achievement Award winner reflects on why education has been a critical part of his career, and how it shaped the development of the EAGL program.

From advanced scouting technology to consumer trend tracking, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s October 2022 issue.

From presentations to panel discussions and networking, you will have the chance to gather knowledge you can put to work now, and the building blocks for a long-term plan.

Two therapeutic gardens are receiving grants and in-kind donations totaling more than $5,000.

Many growers handle replenishment tasks on behalf of their retail customers. While this may be beneficial to your customers, it also adds another responsibility for you to manage.

Reports indicate nearly 15% of the nation’s bees were put in peril by the monster storm.

In the third of a six-part conversation, Greenhouse Grower’s Industry Achievement Award winner highlights what he considers the greatest horticulture industry innovations over the years.

A special project led and funded by American Floral Endowment aims to discover, compile, and provide best practices for sustainability in floriculture.

This week’s GROW Executive Series digital event will offer best practices to account for demand and production costs in your forecast, among other things.

As a greenhouse grower, you are on the front lines of controlled-environment production, which is why we want to hear from you!