These standards are just the latest in a series of national standards designed to keep cannabis businesses operating safely, ethically, and responsibly.

From lighting, growing media and structures to environmental management and pest control, growers need to be highly tuned to the needs of the crop to produce a high-quality product.

By controlling the production of branches, leaves, and shoots, cultivators can help ensure that their plants grow as efficiently as possible.

Learn about new technology that helps growers harvest cannabis with minimal bud contact.

The cannabis operation will implement a full technology and workflow upgrade of its existing facility with greenhouse management solutions, enhanced cultivation practices, compliance upgrades, and computerized management services.

Following best practices for monitoring, validating and automation can help optimize production in cannabis greenhouses.

The Cannabis Energy & Environment Policy Primer offers insights on managing energy, water, and waste issues involved in cannabis cultivation operations.

Humidity in a greenhouse is necessary, but controlling it is crucial to preventing plant stress and negative side effects like fungus, mold, or mildew.

This first-of-its-kind program aims to help cannabis growers increase their energy efficiency and lower their energy costs.

By harvesting and using trustworthy data, you can optimize your crop yield, streamline your production, and boost your bottom line.

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. has signed a pilot test agreement with Island Breeze Farms, a Southern California-based greenhouse cannabis grower with 130,000 square feet of production.

Skilled growers know that sometimes you need to go beyond the obvious to uncover the real cause of a crop problem.

A pest specialist outlines why knowing the symptoms of cannabis aphid feeding can help you manage the pest before it becomes a big problem.