From planning for the 2027 season to new vegetable genetics, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s September 2026 issue.

In celebration of the industry, Seed Your Future’s fall 2026 Green Career Week starts next week, Oct. 5–9, 2026.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how bioreactors can be used as a tool to reduce agrochemicals in production water.

The 2026 National Leadership Meeting held at NC State set the stage for exploring new horticulture career resources.

Atlas/Stuppy CEO John Edwards outlines what’s next for manufacturers and how these suppliers can help growers operate more efficiently.

Researchers in Denmark and Germany plan to develop an automated sensor system that can measure individual nutrients in greenhouse water.

As he begins his two-year term as Chairman, succeeding David Garcia, Art Van Wingerden shares his vision for AFE’s future.

BioTherm Solutions’ Jim Rearden says choosing heating equipment comes down to whether you’re buying for your business or investing in it.

Early bird registration is now open for the 2027 Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show, held Jan. 13–15, 2027 in Baltimore.

By shrinking its footprint, Tagawa Greenhouses reduced overhead, concentrated investments, and refocused the business on young plants.

Learn how experience, teamwork, and consistent quality helps Bevo Farms support growers across Canada and the U.S.

TTA-ISO President Kris Nightengale says an automation journey starts by asking if you’re a grower or a manufacturer producing a living product.

Here’s a look at how temperature extremes impact fall garden mum production and how growers can navigate such challenges.