Gardening is a therapeutic activity. National Garden Bureau, American Meadow, Sakata Seeds, and now Corona Tools are opening grants for those who use their gardens for therapy.

COVID-19 has broadened the gap between people’s skills and the labor market’s needs. Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright explores ways to mind the gap.

Despite the challenges of labor now, Chuck Tryon, President of Bushel Boy, sees the potential for indoor farming to grow even bigger.

During a webinar on April 15, plant consumer expert Dr. Bridget Behe will outline her latest research on consumer plant behavior.

Tom Gavin, CEO of CannaTrac, discusses the difficulties and needed solutions of banking in the cannabis industry.

Plants of all different shapes, colors, and sizes were judged on several factors.

The Ask the Experts webinar series will run from April to October and will feature questions answered directly by expert breeders.

The webinar will cover everything from licensing requirements to disposing of non-compliant plants.

During an online conference last month, a group of of growers, horticulture scientists, and plant health professionals discussed how they are guarding against plant pests and diseases.

During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 1,780 temporary foreign workers tested positive, and three died of the virus.

Learn why two of the most influential trade associations in the produce industry will soon become a single organization.

AeroFarms is merging with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. and will become publicly traded on Nasdaq.

From globe gilia to common yarrow, these flowers are starting to appear in gardens in the Pacific Northwest. Here is why Gail Langellotto, Professor of Horticulture at Oregon State University, thinks this is the case.