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.

Rehydrating unrooted cuttings requires a coordinated system of organized actions and practices to ensure uniformity.

It’s important to understand the visual symptoms of water stress and which plant characteristics can exacerbate water-related stress.

From crop-specific biological controls to better scouting and record keeping, growers are refining their pest management strategies.

Although winter storage does not dramatically differ from storage at other times of year, there are still a few key differences to keep in mind.

Here’s a look at the common problem of growers wanting to incorporate automation after greenhouse construction is complete.

Check out this slideshow for a closer look at new plant production tools to be found on the trade show floor at MANTS.

The 2026 Greenhouse Training Online program features several new courses and begins on Monday, March 2, 2026, with “Nutrient Management 1.”

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the quality assessment of biological control agents.