An e-Gro Alert from W. Garrett Owen of The Ohio State University covers best practices for maximizing propagation success of unrooted cuttings.

Get one insider’s take on the new pests growers face, and some of the new management options available to them.

The event, which takes place Feb. 18-20 in Fresno, CA, features a packed agenda designed to help both experienced and new users of biological controls boost their knowledge.

The American Phytopathological Society (APS) looks at how Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation (ADS) can help cut flower growers.

Gain actionable advice from growers who have successfully integrated biologicals during a panel discussion at the upcoming BioSolutions Conference & Expo.

Here’s a rundown on products found on the MANTS trade show floor that can be helpful in producing high-quality plants.

Sustainabloom, an American Floral Endowment program, has released three new guides to help the industry understand social sustainability.

These workshops are part of the 10th annual Biosolutions Conference and Expo, which takes place Feb. 18-20 in Fresno, CA.

Greenhouse crop protection suppliers outline new pest management tools they introduced this past year, and what’s to come in 2025.

The joint study between Wageningen and Utrecht University opens up new understanding of how colored light affects photosynthesis.

A Tennessee State University study has identified new chemical control methods to curb powdery mildew affecting bigleaf hydrangeas.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers strategies to manage mealybug populations in greenhouses.

The OSU survey on woody ornamental propagation, liner production, and stock plant management, will close on Feb. 28, 2025.