Dealing with multiple pests for biological control isn’t easy. Fortunately, all it takes is a little know-how and practice to get it right.

This week’s record-setting cold snap is a harsh reminder that extremely cold temperatures can threaten safe shipment of cuttings and plugs to greenhouse growers.

The New England Greenhouse Floriculture Guide features unbiased, detailed information on insect and mite management, disease prevention and management, and weed control.

Crop protection company announces two promotions and one new hire.

Fertilizer can be one of the most expensive inputs a growing operation uses. At Four Star Greenhouse, we suggest these best practices.

MGK’s Azera Pro is a new organic insect control option, while Sentinel Biologics’ EcoBiome offers reliable soil microbe testing.

The 18th Annual Greenhouse Crop Production & Engineering Design Short Course takes place March 11-15, 2019, in Tucson, AZ, and includes lectures, hands-on training workshops, and a commercial greenhouse tour.

Pilea aphid infestation is the first report of the destructive insect in the Western Hemisphere.

Winter greenhouse crops face a number of risks each season, from low light levels to cold temperatures to high relative humidity.

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.