USDA-APHIS has removed clarity import requirements for tissue culture agar, the starter material for several greenhouse crops, including ferns. Learn why this is a big deal.
During the Biosolutions Conference and Expo in late February, growers will have plenty of chances to expand their knowledge, thanks to experiences shared by their peers from across the industry.
Sierra Biological, in addition to commercializing a limited range of products produced in-house, also distributes products manufactured by Beneficial Insectary.
Whatever your experience with biologicals, keeping up with the latest developments is critical. Presentation at the upcoming Biosolutions Conference and Expo will address this need.
The 2023 Biosolutions Conference and Expo offers you a chance to gain grower-to-grower insights on the tools required to build and maintain an effective bios-based pest management program.
Along with a full educational agenda, the 2023 Biosolutions Conference and Expo includes a pre-event tour, and workshops on soil health and building your own insectary.
“The joy that IPM ESSEN could finally take place again could be felt in every hall and at every stand.” This is how the CEO of Messe Essen summed up the long-waited reunion of the green sector.
Photobleaching, or the destruction of chlorophyll by applying too much of the wrong light to plants during flower development, can drastically reduce consumer marketability.
During a panel discussion at the recently held Vision Conference, a panel of industry insiders argued that once the industry is over a “trough of disillusionment” that is happening right now, the future for CEA is bright.
The Ohio State University is hosting a Greenhouse Management Workshop in late January that will focus on best practices to reduce energy use for quality greenhouse crops.
This new resource from Sollum Technologies looks at how dynamic lighting can be another weapon in the IPM toolkit, and the relationship between lighting, pests, and biocontrol agents.
