Producing cannabis in a greenhouse requires a different growing approach and mindset than traditional ornamental or vegetable crops.

Syngenta’s Acelepryn insecticide was recently approve for insect control in ornamentals, while OHP’s Fuerte is a new herbicide.

The new RockLine line of print-and-apply label applicators were designed specifically for the horticulture industry.

Greenhouse Grower’s 2019 Plug and Liner Grower Survey illustrates that young plant growers face many challenges, but are always looking to improve.

By sourcing bulbs directly from its farm in Peru rather than relying on third-party suppliers, Bloomaker will be able to better manage plant quality.

The Ontario-based greenhouse vegetable operation has acquired Orangeline Farms, and has also purchased more land for expansion of its Ohio facilities.

The Syngenta Ornamentals App is free to download and offers growers recommendations for insect and disease management.

Americann is investing heavily into a massive legal cannabis greenhouse facility in Southeastern Massachusetts, set to open in early September.

Digging into the numbers on crop protection in the greenhouse from our 2019 Top 100 Growers Survey turned up a few interesting revelations.

What’s under foot in your facility can help you get a step up on efficiency and profitability.

Ornamental and greenhouse vegetable growers have a few new resources in their battle against major insect pests.

Bailey Nurseries hosted its annual Summer Expo – featuring a brief preview of upcoming 2020 new varieties – at the companies’ headquarters in Woodbury, MN, just outside the Twin Cities.

Check out this up-close look at some of the new crop protection products now available for use on several greenhouse crops.