American Floral Endowment is inviting the floral industry to participate in a fundraising campaign: Funding the Future of Floriculture.

Human resources departments are struggling with recruiting and retaining employees while trying to offer superior benefits and remain in compliance with laws during the pandemic.

A new report from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers outlines advancing food traceability, maintaining consumer trust, artificial intelligence, and more.

Jonathan Webb, CEO of AppHarvest, recently joined Yahoo Finance Live to discuss scaling controlled-environment agriculture, and keeping produce prices low.

The Michigan-based company shares details on the process behind the transition, what they learned along the way, and what growers facing their own decisions on succession planning can learn.

The COVID-19 lockdown gardening boom which led to record demand for plants during the pandemic is continuing in the United Kingdom, despite many people being back at work.

Cybersecurity expert explains the reason farm operations are being targeted and what measures can be implemented to serve as defense.

Learn more about the barriers greenhouse growers face when starting succession planning and how you can overcome those challenges.

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.”