PGRs differ by active ingredients, application rates, and methods, so understanding how to select and use one effectively in your operation is critical.

With a new plant in Canada, Berger aims to successfully meet the increased demand of the North American market and strengthen its personalized services.

Plant growth regulators, pest management, and mechanization are just a few of the topics that will be addressed at this year’s conference in Portland, OR.

The Bright Green 22-acre greenhouse is slated to be finished this month, with two more greenhouses following soon after.

Businesses are making sustainability a priority as the controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) industry evolves.

When used in the right quantity, turkey litter is an ideal fertilizer for organic culinary herbs in finished containers.

Learn why one expert predicts that within 20 years, sales of biological products would equal those of more traditional synthetics.

Lowering production costs and increasing efficiency is important to all greenhouse growers as labor, energy, and input costs get more expensive.

By working directly with growers across the country, IR-4 conducts research and develops data necessary for the registration of pest management tools, ensuring that they are safe for use.

Content from the conference will focus on banker plants, integrating biological and chemical controls, natural enemy case studies, and more.

Cultivate’22 kicked off with a greenhouse production tour that featured Foertmeyer & Sons Greenhouse Co., Thorsen’s Greenhouse, Cuthbert Greenhouse, and Green Legacy.

During Cultivate’22, a panel of growers and suppliers shared their success and failures on efficiency upgrades to benefit your team and your customers.

Eriophyid mites affect a wide variety of plants and are known as gall, blister, bud, or rust mites based on the abnormalities they cause in their host plants.