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Why Biostimulants Could Soon Be Labeled as Pesticides
August 1, 2019
New greenhouse technology offering greater efficiencies for cannabis growing will determine the future of growing cannabis in controlled-environment greenhouses.
Biofilm is a complex structure formed by bacteria adhering to surfaces that are regularly in contact with water, and failing to treat it can clog your irrigation lines and emitters.
Although brown rugose fruit virus has not been found in Canada, The Canadian Horticultural Council is advising growers to watch for it and to review and renew biosecurity efforts.
Plant tag and label manufacturers are facing mounting pressure from consumers to be part of the solution around reducing overall use of plastics in consumer goods.
Check out the first in a four-part series covering how-tos for greenhouse vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.
Sakata Seed America is getting into the substrate business with the formation of a strategic alliance with major European substrate producer Floragard Vertriebs GmbH.
In some cases, growers fertilize their garden mums too late into the production cycle, resulting in elevated soluble salts levels in the growing media.
Biostimulants are a diverse group of sustainable products that can increase overall plant health and crop quality by promoting growth and enhancing environmental stress tolerance.
Keep an eye out for signs of these common diseases that can damage your tomato crop.
The best IPM programs incorporate sustainable and cost-effective management strategies that ultimately deliver high-quality plants for retailers and consumers.
Both Syngenta and OHP have made label updates to two of their insecticides that expand how they can be used in the greenhouse.
The University of Florida is giving growers a chance to make better crop management decisions by learning the basics of plant nutrition management.
Whether through foliar assault or ground attack, take control with application techniques and strategies that maximize beneficial nematode effectiveness.