Vegetables Production
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November 30, 2022
The Vineland Research and Innovation Centre is participating in the Homegrown Innovation Challenge by developing an innovative long-cane raspberry production system.
Even in populations as small as one mite per leaflet, spider mites can contribute to noticeable yield loss.
Correlate Infrastructure Partners, a technology-enabled energy solutions provider for the commercial real estate industry, is partnering with Ultra Yield Solutions to address energy use in indoor growing facilities.
Tomato brown rugose fruit virus poses a constant threat to growers worldwide, significantly reducing yields, affecting the quality of fruit, and systematically infecting other plants.
Irving Fain, founder and CEO of Bowery Farming, digs into how the CEA operation is using hydroponics and digital tech to reimagine the future of produce.
Are you just getting started in greenhouse lettuce, or do you need to educate new production team members? Here are some tips from the University of Alabama.
As indoor production of fruits and vegetables takes root in the controlled-environment industry, it is important to understand how produce buyers view the space, and how the industry is responding.
An integrated pest management system, including biocontrols, scouting, and careful chemical use, can lead to a successful strawberry growing season.
The chemical-biological conflict in water sanitation requires researchers to pivot their focus to find a solution that brings the best of both worlds.
Businesses are making sustainability a priority as the controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) industry evolves.
When used in the right quantity, turkey litter is an ideal fertilizer for organic culinary herbs in finished containers.
Planting within the first of 20 planned acres in Phase 1 of the new greenhouse, the company’s largest facility to date, is expected to start by the end of 2022.
Please note that tis survey, which is designed to understand commercial hydroponic growers’ issues and concerns regarding root health, closes on July 21.