Learn how one grower used the Systems Approach to Nursery Certification program to seamlessly tie all its processes together to create a continuous flow of plants, from start to finish.

New sticking machines have made life easier for many ornamentals producers. Learn how the manufacturers are responding with even more improvements.

Industry veteran John Wendorf will focus on building the company’s innovative approach to development new crop protection technology.

Here’s a closer look at recent research on the long-term viability of wood when used as a substrate mix.

Profile Products, which manufactures HydraFiber horticulture substrates and other soil and vegetation management solutions, has acquired Sunterra Horticulture, a producer of professional-grade sphagnum peat moss.

The education schedule for the Michigan Greenhouse Growers Expo features greenhouse plant production, specialty cut flowers, retail and marketing, integrated pest management, and more.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to making sure your raw substrate components are dosed at the right blend amount.

The horticulture industry has developed a guide to explain the meaning of disease resistance and tolerance to consumers. Learn how this guide can be a critical resource for you.

Greenhouse growers can now sign up for four self-paced courses in Michigan State University Extension’s Online College of Knowledge greenhouse series.

A recent study sought to quantify and compare substrate water and air relations for three propagation substrates that varied widely in physical characteristics.

The University of Florida has posted two new videos on its Five Tips for Horticulture online training channel.

The Northeast Greenhouse Conference is offering an educational series in the wake of postponing its in-person conference to 2021.

This two-part series highlights observations and findings on the stability, decomposition, and longevity of soilless substrates containing wood products.