ONfloriculture has compiled new research to outline integrated pest management findings for greenhouse growers.

From advances in coverings to new research on biostimulants, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s August 2026 issue.

Among the biggest names in crop protection for the past 25 years, Syngenta now has a new leader helping the company move forward.

Working harder, also known as “sweat equity,” can’t be the only plan for generating growth and value for your greenhouse business.

The Expos will showcase the newest trends, products, and educational opportunities across the industry.

Over more than five decades, BFG Supply evolved from a regional horticultural supplier into a diversified distributor of horticultural equipment.

Disease prevention in tropical foliage propagation starts with creating the right environment for cuttings to root quickly and stay healthy.

Here’s the latest information we know on the status of BFG Supply and its events.

Jim Kennedy, soon-to-be president of Ball Seed, shares observations on the 2026 season, breeder consolidation, and new plant development efforts.

Solliday and her team were recognized for a research paper examining reducing greenhouse emissions in cut flower production.

The use of AI in combination with unmanned autonomous vehicles provides growers with the information they need to manage their crops in a more efficient manner.

The good news is that no one was hurt, no crop losses are expected, and shipping to customers will stay on track.

Here’s how recently proposed changes to the H-2A program offer more reasons for growers to consider this labor-saving program.