AmericanHort and the Western Nursery and Landscape Association are presenting a webinar in August that will provide guidance for immigration law compliance.
The six HortScholars for 2018 will be onsite at Cultivate and will have the opportunity to network with industry leaders and attend multiple education sessions.
The5k walk/run race, sponsored by Luxflora, is an opportunity for industry members to network, build relationships, have some healthy fun, and start off Cultivate’18 with a flourish.
AmericanHort is asking for the industry’s help to speak up and speak out in support of the Farm Bill passing the Senate.
The federal regulation covers imports of live plants and pretty much any type of plant propagative material.
AmericanHort is hosting a free webinar on Thursday, March 15, concerning the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate for trucking and its impact on the horticulture industry.
Applications are being accepted through April 13 for AmericanHort’s International Plantscape Awards, which recognize achievements in interior plantscape design, installation, creativity, renovation, and innovation.
This year’s conference will take place Sept. 17-19 in Charlotte, NC, and features educational sessions, a tour, and a hands-on workshop.
AmericanHort will co-host a free “Comprehending the New Tax Law: webinar on Wednesday, Jan. 31, with K-Coe Isom, a national tax consulting leader.
The alliance with MPS is designed to promote and expand best practices in the area of environmental sustainability, enabling the entire industry to perform better.
This week, AmericanHort is kicking off a four-part video series that offers perspectives on managing profit margins from AmericanHort’s Chief Economist, Dr. Charlie Hall.
Known for its commitment to sustainability and innovation, this grower is one of the pioneering trailblazers changing the way horticulture does business.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s trucking electronic logging device mandate, which took effect on December 18, includes an Hours of Service exemption that may or may not apply to greenhouses and nurseries.