Botrytis is one of the most common greenhouse diseases, and controlling it starts with sanitation and continues with effective controls.

A “Flower Side” chat with the New Frontier Data research team takes place Thursday, Jan. 27.

Soli Organic will work with leading global plant breeding experts at Rutgers University to select and advance the next generation of indoor-grown produce over the next five years.

One of the challenges with microgreens is providing plants with the light intensity they need for quality growth without compromising quality.

Due to its wide range of prey, Anystis can establish in a crop in a preventative manner and provide base-line control of multiple pests.

The company recently announced two new territory managers for California and the Northeast.

The service is designed to support the introduction and use of new products and integrated pest management solutions.

Despite a large variety of container options available, success is often more about the methods and the environment than the choice of containers.

Join crop experts from the University of Massachusetts on Jan. 18, 2022, for a virtual education program that will feature tips for growing young plants and managing pests in spring greenhouse crops.

Production facilities must have the capacity to generate and store sufficient volumes of irrigation water.

University of Florida scientists have found a way to better control chilli thrips in strawberries using biopesticides and beneficial mites.

A team of USDA and university scientists has developed an electronic nose to sniff out whitefly infestations of tomato plants.

In South Florida nurseries, pink and yellow hibiscus varieties appear to be more susceptible to this hibiscus bud weevil than red and other varieties.