In Greenhouse Grower’s last issue, we discussed concepts of physiology of plant water uptake. In this article, we’ll […]

Insects Resistant To Biopesticides There are many instances in which insect pest populations have developed resistance to selective […]

Modern total release (TR) technology – commonly known as aerosol foggers – is rooted in convenience. Nearly 70 […]

Pesticides used in horticultural cropping systems are generally divided into two categories: conventional and selective (alternative). However, it […]

Cleary Chemical announced the hiring of two new technical sales representatives: Brian Daniel, and Justin Horlacher.  Daniel will […]

The horticultural and aquatic industries are riddled with exposure to hard and soft chemistries, yet there is a […]

Among the many goals of the team at Costa Farms, ranked third on Greenhouse Grower’s Top 100 Growers […]

Good quality water is becoming scarcer and more expensive. So naturally, greenhouse growers are looking for ways to […]

There has been a beautiful explosion in new coreopsis varieties lately. Flash back 10 years and the color […]

Flurprimidol drenches have been shown to successfully control height of oriental lilies and Dutch bulbs such as hyacinth, narcissus and tulips, but there is no data that shows how effective flurprimidol drenches are on Easter lilies. Researchers decided to find out.

The Water Education Alliance for Horticulture will host the Nursery and Greenhouse Water Treatment and Quality Workshop in […]

Becker Underwood ‘s U.S. marketing team welcomes Jason Gardner. Gardner joins the technology-intensive developer of biological and specialty […]

While great strides have been made in the development of effective beneficial nematodes over the past several years, […]