Scientists are looking at ways to make better us of a natural pyrethrum found in one chrysanthemum cultivar.

The strict quality control standards required in cannabis greenhouses offer best practices and lessons for productivity in other high-value greenhouse crops.

Fusarium can spread quickly in warm, wet conditions, and one expert says preventing the spread of it starts with managing soil moisture.

The Vineland tomato breeding program is getting closer to introducing varieties with resistance to the dreaded tomato brown rugose fruit virus.

When it comes to choosing the best filter for your irrigation system, go with the one that matches the target problem.

As the world opens back up from the pandemic, forming a new green business model is the next challenge for horticulture companies.

Following a new trend of repurposing shipping containers, Auburn University has built a vertical farm for on-campus use.

Avelyo works against key diseases such as powdery mildew, leaf spots, scab, and soilborne diseases.

While the upfront capital investment may be higher with LED lighting, the savings are realized in reduced operating costs.

The Vineland Research and Innovation Centre will be hosting a tomato disease workshop virtually in November.

Crop protection technical experts and suppliers weigh in with their best advice for managing these small, but mighty pests.

Brian Jackson, Professor of Horticulture at North Carolina State University, says new innovation is on the horizon for soilless growing media.

This forum is an opportunity for breeders and plant dealers worldwide to present their best and brightest in the industry.