At the meeting, a research team will share results of recent experiments and outreach efforts, and seek feedback and input for future work.

Hear from one industry insider on the key challenges growers face as they look to evolve their IPM programs, and why the future also looks bright.

If used correctly, iron chelates can help treat deficiencies and chlorosis in plants, but improper applications can lead to phytotoxicity.

The next course from the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Practical Disease Management,” beginning on March 30, 2026.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers floriculture production practices with peat-reduced substrates.

Pindstrup has acquired Dominican Republic-based La Mundial de Coco, while Klasmann-Deilmann added a patented gel plug technology.

As part of a planned leadership transition, Rose will lead the organization into its next stage of growth.

A new study from Michigan State University shows that five to 10 short days are enough to reduce the time to flower while minimizing tuber production.

This February 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on insect control.

This fourth article in a six-part series examines the potential use of hardwood tree species as components of engineered wood substrates.

From recordkeeping to compatibility, here are just some of the ways the emergence of biological pest management is redefining crop protection in the greenhouse.

Recent data from Statistics Netherlands shows that biological pest control was used in 94% of greenhouse crop cultivation in 2024.

Head Grower Laurie Conlon shares the benefits and limitations of AI analysis of sticky card traps learned during poinsettia production.