Growers in California are not the only ones who should be aware of impacts to changing state codes.

A CEA expert from the University of Kentucky offers a refresher on best practices in hydroponic production.

Just like its U.S. counterpart, Hort Americas Canada will focus on providing best-in-class products, educating growers, and continuing to research advancements in controlled environment agriculture.

Even in populations as small as one mite per leaflet, spider mites can contribute to noticeable yield loss.

Entomologists from Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands are investigating new natural enemies for the control of small mites in several crops.

The University of Connecticut has developed digital training materials on biological control, irrigation, and more.

With many outdoor producers facing challenges with yields and shipping costs, grocery retailers are starting to controlled-environment agriculture producers, even if they have to pay more.

With limited labor, price increases, and supply chain delays, growers are left scrambling to find plastic pots and propagation trays.

In this photo gallery, learn why Corso’s has built an excellent reputation with its customers throughout its 81-year history.

Boxwood health experts will gather in Oregon’s Willamette Valley in October to discuss the latest research and provide actionable tactics to implement in the nursery.

The manufacturer of HydraFiber has acquired Nivetha Exporters, a leading international producer of high-quality coco coir products.

AmplifiedAg, Inc. has released its first Sustainability Impact Update, outlining the company’s operations and impact evaluation.

Drought can strike in increasingly extreme forms, causing concern in global horticulture. With availability of high-quality fresh water no longer certainty in many areas, here’s how you can plan ahead.