Growers can use these benchmarks to measure business health, compare performance, and identify opportunities to improve profitability.

Here’s a closer look at how the current regulatory, political, and economic environment will shape the green industry in the coming year.

The Horticultural Research Institute, part of the AmericanHort Foundation, has announced its 2027 Leadership Academy class.

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson recently introduced the “Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act”, his long-anticipated ag labor reform bill.

The schedule of events at Cultivate seems to get larger every year. To help you out, we’ve highlighted four things you should add to your calendar today.

The 2026 class of HortScholars will also be holding a Cultivate’26 session to share their insights on the green industry’s future.

Meagan Nace and Cindy Lee from AmericanHort join us to discuss new activities at Cultivate’26, how to plan your trip, and what happens with the plants on display once Cultivate comes to a close.

AmericanHort’s Spring Survival Toolkit is available on-demand, online, in both English and Spanish, May 1–31, 2026.

Lionel van der Walt will succeed Ken Fisher, who announced his planned departure back in 2025, as AmericanHort’s President and CEO.

The biennial event dedicated to young plant growers will be held Sept. 14–16 in Philadelphia, PA.

AmericanHort is asking all industry members to contact your Representative today and urge them to support the 2026 Farm Bill.

This data-driven report from Dr. Charlie Hall goes beyond standard economic measures to reflect the real-world inputs growers purchase every day.

The leadership team at AmericanHort discusses the issues driving the future of floriculture, and how AmericanHort is helping to build the next generation of industry leaders.