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Why Botrytis Prevention Programs Fail, and How to Run One That Works
October 13, 2026
Amanda Solliday of Sustainabloom talked with attendees at several industry events this summer about what sustainability means to them.
Last week, SmartPlant officially launched the first comprehensive intelligence layer for the horticulture industry.
With a look at the recent BFG Supply situation, here’s why communication and public relations as a floriculture company is critical.
This September 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on plant growth regulators (PGRs).
No injuries were reported, and the company is working closely with local authorities and emergency responders as they investigate the cause of the fire.
The company’s new Next Crop Blog aims to give teachers and students a better understanding of the seasonal nature of the industry.
The 2026 Ohio Floriculture and Nursery Conference will be held on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, and can be attended in-person or live online.
Michigan State University researchers are developing new ways to trap spotted lanternfly and educate growers about the invasive pest.
A new Ball Seed report compiles the results of trials using plant growth regulators to replicate pinching on young plants.
The AFE announced that a record $87,400 in scholarships will be awarded to 27 university students in 2026.
See if your school made the ‘2027 Best Colleges for Agricultural Sciences in America’ list, factoring in key stats, alumni reviews, and more.
A recent tour of Growscape’s facilities provided a closer look at ReTerra, a first-of-its-kind plantable bioplastic solution engineered for greenhouse and nursery applications.
The Ohio State University is seeking input to identify research and Extension priorities on mixed-combination pots and hanging baskets.