Crops Students Pursue Passions Through Horticultural Research Institute Scholarships By North Carolina State University|April 26, 2024
Events How to Celebrate the Fifth Annual Women in Horticulture Week By Garden Media Group|April 26, 2024
Events First-Ever Great Plains Biochar Conference to Debut in Lincoln, NE By University of Nebraska|April 26, 2024
Actinovate Is A Trick Up Your Sleeve By Boomer Cardinale|April 25, 2009 Your plants are potted and the season is going fine. One morning you wake to discover distinctive white […]
Understanding Plant Nutrition: High ph Problems By Bill Argo | Paul Fisher|April 25, 2009 High media-pH (above 6.4) induced iron deficiency is the most common nutritional problem for certain iron-inefficient crops (Figure […]
Reducing Crop Shrinkage By Roberto G. Lopez|April 24, 2009 No matter how good we are at growing, we end up losing plants in our operations. Shrinkage, or […]
BASF Adds New Employees By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 24, 2009 Appointed as new employees at BASF this week are product manager Missi Koenig, sales specialists David Schell and […]
Pesticide Ruling Causing Uproar By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 17, 2009 Outside our industry, the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has asked the full Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals […]
Control Insects, Mites & Fungi By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 16, 2009 BioWorks recently introduced SuffOil-X spray oil emulsion, a new product that controls insects, mites and fungi–including powdery mildew–in […]
Focused On Drought Tolerance By Delilah Onofrey|April 6, 2009 Facing continuous watering restrictions in Southern California, EuroAmerican Propagators’ founder John Rader was inspired by the way Australia […]
Big Year For Ball By Delilah Onofrey|April 4, 2009 The new way of a presenting the trials was a big hit at Ball Horticultural Co. in Santa […]
Putting On The Ritz By Delilah Onofrey|April 3, 2009 One of the most exciting developments with The John Henry Co. has been its ability to adapt sophisticated […]
Water Conservation & Treatment Workshop By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 31, 2009 The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) and The Water Education Alliance for Horticulture […]
Irrigation For The Smaller Grower By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 31, 2009 For those working below 35 GPM of flow, the Hanna HI 5,000 Mini Fertigation System was designed to […]
Focused On Production By Delilah Onofrey|March 30, 2009 Oro Farms, a cuttings producer in Guatemala, continues to increase its leverage in securing partnerships with breeders internationally. […]
Quarantine In Effect For Oklahoma, Tennessee Counties By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 30, 2009 Twelve counties in Oklahoma and three counties in Tennessee are quarantined for Imported Fire Ants (IFA). The counties […]
