Premixes can be valuable tools for managing greenhouse diseases, but your rotation strategy is still important.

Horticulture suppliers were excited to show off their latest developments as they returned to an in-person experience at this year’s Cultivate.

Growers are finding themselves with limited or even zero access to this precious resource.

While both are more than capable of telling you the pH of your soil, it is important to know the pros and cons of both solutions.

Attendees can expect to learn more about stock plant production, optimal light use, common pest and control options, and more.

Vibe Growth’s acquisition in Monterey will serve as its flagship greenhouse cultivation facility.

The 30-millimeter flexible sensor was able to detect both physical stress and an infection of late blight on a tomato crop by sensing volatile organic compounds.

Growers and landscapers can learn more about the current box tree moth situation in two upcoming webinars.

Most farmers producing veggies in a protected environment use hoop houses. Red Fire Farm also grows in greenhouses and low tunnels.

The new technology combines multiples systems to help keep the greenhouse climate not only homogenous but also compliant with light pollution regulations.

BioPersi+ from BioBee contains all the developmental stages of the mite, creating a continuity of active mite predation and assuring longer, uninterrupted spider mite control.

Learn how one Canadian company started this transition slowly, with the goal of perfecting the craft before expanding.

The company’s new Sensational Sara tomatoes are packaged in an innovative 1-pound environmentally friendly box that is biodegradable and recyclable.