Dallas Johnson Greenhouses’ Head Grower Steve Garvey shares his best production advice for finishing strong with your petunias.

The first speaker has been announced for the Dr. Greenhouse Academy Spring Workshop, which takes place May 4-5 in Sacramento, CA, with a focus on HVAC and controls.

The grants from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture are designed to help universities solve key problems of urban, indoor, and emerging agricultural systems.

Some field-based growers will try to meld their pest management techniques with bio-based control practices in the greenhouse, often with disastrous results.

Inadvertently growing containerized gerbera dry for extended periods of time can excessively stunt growth more than desired, according to one expert.

The advanced growing media substrate from Profile Products received the Recycled Content Environmental Claim Validation from UL Solutions, a global leader in applied safety science.

OHP’s Fuerte herbicide was granted registration for nursery growers in California, while AgBiome’s also received state registration for control of soilborne and foliar diseases in fruits and vegetables.

Sometimes products used for pest or disease management can end up injuring the crops they are meant to help.

A research project in Canada has found a sustainable method to cool irrigation water for greenhouse crops, improving both plant health and quality.

IUNU is conducting its fourth state of CEA survey, which is designed to provide insights on emerging trends and challenges in the industry.

According to one lighting company, since LEDs produce less radiant heat, growers can apply much higher levels of light, achieving high yields without stressing the plants.

Suppliers are ready to roll out several new biocontrol products this year.

Drought was a major issue last summer, and the horticulture industry will likely experience more droughts in the coming years.