Even while experiencing what was likely the best year ever for many in the industry, challenges remain. But there are ways we can work together to overcome them.

Proceed at your own risk was the consensus among presenters and attendees. But there is hope things will get better eventually for the beleaguered hemp market.

It feels strange to be saying it, but Cultivate is back this weekend as an in-person event. Here are a few things to include on your schedule.

Former Republican Senator, Bob Worsley, will deliver a keynote speech on the current challenges faced in the political climate.

This networking opportunity will feature a panel discussion with accomplished women in the green industry who will share lessons they have learned.

Labor, tax, transportation, and research funding will all be a focus of AmericanHort’s annual event.

AmericanHort’s Mary Beth Cowardin discusses all the exciting things happening at this two-day event for those who want to successfully grow hemp long term.

The new On-Demand online Education Pass is designed to make it easier to keep up with horticulture education even if you are not able to attend Cultivate’21 in person.

AmericanHort’s Impact Washington event this fall gives you the chance to speak out on the issues that matter most to your business. Here is why that’s important.

AmericanHort brings on three new members to its board of directors and three new officers.

The DRIVE-Safe Act would remedy the nation’s growing shortage of truck drivers by promoting opportunity and enhancing safety training for emerging members of the trucking workforce.

The Farm Workforce Modernization act passed the House and now moves on to the Senate.

AmericanHort commended the reintroduction of the bill, which is designed to stabilize the current agricultural and horticultural workforce.