Digging into the numbers on crop protection in the greenhouse from our 2019 Top 100 Growers Survey turned up a few interesting revelations.
Bayer Ornamentals’ online calculators are designed to assess overall cost of pesticide programs, helping growers identify the most cost-effective solutions for their operations.
Biostimulants are a diverse group of sustainable products that can increase overall plant health and crop quality by promoting growth and enhancing environmental stress tolerance.
The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has posted a list of common pesticide use violations, as a tool for helping growers ensure they are in compliance.
The conference takes place on June 19 and will feature presentations on pest forecasting and identification, as well as grower case studies.
During the Biocontrols USA West Conference, Fessler Nursery’s former Head Grower will highlight how the company uses a beneficial insect-based IPM approach.
With a balance of three active ingredients, Vigeo from Vivid Life Sciences mitigates short-term stress and supports faster recovery from stress events.
MycoApply Ultrafine Endo/Ecto mycorrhizal inoculant includes a unique combination of endo- and ectomycorrhizal fungi.
TetraCURB works on contact to effectively control target pests during the nymph and adult phases of their life cycle.
OHP is enhancing its offerings to greenhouse growers with an updated organic label for one of its insecticides, as well as the launch of a new herbicide.
For experienced greenhouse growers, integrated pest management (IPM) is likely a go-to strategy when it comes to dealing with seasonal insect and disease control issues. Now, a team of researchers is suggesting it may be time for IPM to evolve.
Whether you’re growing ornamentals, vegetables, or another crop in your greenhouse, the tour, speaker line-up, and workshop for Biocontrols Conference USA East Oct. 10-12 in Rochester, NY, will provide information you can apply to your operation immediately.
Successful implementation of a biocontrol program depends on having the supply to do the job. Paying attention to this simple management focus can ensure your pest management program isn’t disrupted.