In one of the biggest deals in industry history, Altman Plants has doubled its size in the past year by acquiring additional space, including purchasing the remaining assets of Color Spot Nurseries, to take the lead as the nation’s largest greenhouse grower.

The Ohio State University is offering a Greenhouse Management Workshop on Jan. 17-18, that will focus on managing the plant root zone.

Tools such as the 1 to 5 moisture scale can help you prevent overwatering to achieve the desired air to water ratio for healthy plant growth.

Researchers at The Ohio State University tested the ice cube irrigation theory to see if it is a viable option to recommend to consumers for hydrating orchids.

TetraCURB works on contact to effectively control target pests during the nymph and adult phases of their life cycle.

Boxwood blight, which produces dark-brown leaf spots and causes rapid defoliation that can kills young boxwoods, was found in three separate locations in Michigan.

Affiliate of biocontrol-based company acquires majority share of international manufacturer and distributor of integrated pest management tools.

The Research and Educational facility of Bayer Environmental Science, a Business Unit of Bayer Crop Science, was selected for the 2018 Best of Clayton Award.

Biobest recently redesigned the packaging for its Biobest bulk Amblyseius system, replacing plastic buckets with specially designed eco-friendly paper bags.

This is the last article in a three-part series highlighting some of the potential challenges with using wood substrates in greenhouse crop production.

Robinson Nursery improved efficiency and saved labor after examining its shipping operation and making changes based on Lean flow.

Automating the process of sticking cuttings is one way this greenhouse grower is increasing its output with less labor.

Profile Products has been a disruptor in the growing media market since launching HydraFiber more than five years ago, partnering with other media companies to blend custom mixes and large growers who mix their own media.