Growers who watch for the first signs of trouble and create a biological release schedule to meet this first generation will have the best chance at control.

Only a handful of operations were confirmed by USDA to have limited numbers of plants confirmed with the pathogen, which causes a wilt disease in ornamentals and other greenhouse crops.

AmericanHort’s Craig Regelbrugge outlines how this USDA program will expedite the unrooted cuttings supply chain, while improving the quality of plant material.

This three-step formula of biological control can go a long way in managing spider mites, a threat to rose growers around the world.

Indoor Ag-Con organizers will answer this question and more during a webinar.

The app, from the University of Florida, allows growers to enter light intensity and photoperiod to calculate daily light integral.

The business of legal cannabis is growing globally, and the folks behind the annual conference in Amsterdam hosted a recent webinar looking at the segment from a global perspective.

The plant malady, which results from the spread of Agrobacterium, affects more than 100 greenhouse and nursery species.

The Association for Vertical Farming and Heliospectra recently hosted a webinar outlining the opportunities and challenges facing the vertical farming industry in 2020 and beyond.

Urban-Gro’s Colin Ferrian talks what a second stimulus package could mean for the legal cannabis industry.

Learn more about how an industry coalition will establish standards and benchmarks for growers.

There are numerous factors in your indoor grow that are critical to measure and monitor to keep things growing. EC levels are one of them.

AmericanHort’s Horticultural Research Institute has launched a web-based series that will feature key findings designed to help greenhouse businesses grow.