The 2024 National Floriculture Forum was held from Feb. 22-24, and its proceedings have now been published on the AFE website.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to properly identify and manage root diseases in floriculture crops.

To align with its mission, the AFE has revealed its slate of funding for new and continuing 2024-2025 research projects.

The AFE is now accepting 2024-2025 educational grant applications to help fund members and groups in the floral industry.

Through this partnership, the AFE will provide a new home for the Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation, transitioning the Foundation to a new fund within AFE.

The new website reflects AFE’s commitment to providing easy-to-use, accessible resources and programs supporting research, internships, scholarships, and education for the floral industry.

A research team at North Carolina State University, in partnership with the American Floral Endowment, is administering a new survey to explore the scope of the industry’s sustainable practices.

American Floral Endowment’s webinar on March 19 will give growers insight on how to effectively and efficiently deal with peat shortages and successfully use peat alternatives.

Since its establishment in 1961, AFE has been at the forefront of funding innovative research. It recently surpassed $20 million in cumulative funding.

American Floral Endowment is presenting a webinar on “Preparing for Parvispinus” on Tuesday, Feb. 27, with information presented by Dr. Sarah Jandricic.

Here’s how the American Floral Endowment plays a key role in floriculture advancements.

During these presentations, nationally recognized researchers, hosts, and speakers offer how-to advice based on AFE-funded and other research projects.

As the year comes to a close, AFE invites all to celebrate the feats the Endowment has been able to accomplish and provide through ongoing support.