As AFE’s 60th year comes to a close, the organization has compiled a Special Edition Bulletin highlighting the organization’s programs, accomplishments, and impact on the industry.
This fall, the American Floral Endowment (AFE) created two informal surveys for professionals in the industry and academia about their experiences and advice to help young professionals interested in pursuing a career in floriculture and horticulture. AFE recently released these resources for young professionals interested in careers in their industry.
The American Floral Endowment has released webinar recordings from its six-week series highlighting new research findings from AFE’s Thrips and Botrytis Research Fund.
The new Grow Pro Webinar Series from American Floral Endowment features monthly presentations on production topics that directly impact greenhouse growers.
American Floral Endowment recently created a resource to keep employees and job seekers connected specifically within the floral industry, while also providing career development resources.
Excess nitrogen levels result in undesirable shoot growth and increased susceptibility to insect pests, affecting the growth and quality of many crops.
The American Floral Endowment is creating a new model for grower-oriented research that can help increase profits and shrink losses. Learn how you can be a part of 21st-century research that benefits your operation.
The Forum brings together diverse floricultural communities to address critical issues, form collaborative relationships, and improve communication within the American floriculture industry.
