The International Fresh Produce has developed an online portal devoted to supply chain management resources, including challenges and opportunities.

Western Growers awarded $750,000 grant to provide 2,750 students with critical real-world ag tech training as part of the new program.

Arama Kukutai brings to his role more than two decades of leadership within farming, agriculture investment, and sustainability.

A recent survey indicates that nearly 76% of millennials say they’ll be planting more and expanding their garden spaces in 2022.

Two new scholarships funds have been established through the American Floral Endowment to support future generations of students interested in pursuing a career in floriculture.

Companies looking to collaborate on projects that will enable both to expand each other’s product offerings, markets, and customer base.

The garden will inspire agricultural education for students and the public as part of the largest classroom on the Auburn University campus.

The Water Council has partnered with SCS Global Services to meet water challenges by improving corporate water stewardship outcomes and reporting.

The acquisition significantly expands BFG’s greenhouse capabilities and product selection that will further improve service levels to growers in the horticulture market.

IFPA is a new association forged under the leadership of the two previous fresh produce and floral associations, United Fresh Produce Association and Produce Marketing Association.

While several factors are influencing our industry that we cannot control, we are fortunate there are many more that we can.

You can’t always stop unexpected events from damaging your facilities, but you can try to protect your business ahead of time.

Greenhouse Grower checked in with the horticulture industry’s leading voices and asked them about the biggest lessons learned in 2021, and what’s in store for 2022. Here’s what they had to say.