Skilled growers know that sometimes you need to go beyond the obvious to uncover the real cause of a crop problem.

Greenhouse hydroponics growers interested in learning more about good agricultural practices in vegetable production can sign up for a training program presented by The Ohio State University.

Strawberries are poised to join leafy greens, herbs, and cannabis as the next great frontier for indoor growers.

The Champion series from Sakata offers potential for year-round production, although paying attention to day length is critical.

The Ask the Experts webinar series will run from April to October and will feature questions answered directly by expert breeders.

The goal of the downy mildew study is to improve the detection of downy mildew on basil, impatiens, and cucurbits such as cucumber, melon, and squash.

The recent discovery that a whitefly uses a stolen plant gene to elude its host’s defenses may offer a route to new pest control strategies.

A pest specialist outlines why knowing the symptoms of cannabis aphid feeding can help you manage the pest before it becomes a big problem.

With the cannabis industry facing demand for greener operations in the face of stricter regulations, two companies are now offering a new resource.

With this partnership, Salad Days saw an increase in both greenhouse lettuce yields and profits.

By the time whitefly populations take hold in your greenhouse, it may be too late to control them.

Recent research determines best practices for effectively propagating perennials in various climates.

The next time you’re faced with a pest problem in the greenhouse, use this tool to identify the pest correctly and find help when you have questions.