Ag tech expert Dave Swain looks at how industry professionals can responsibly and effectively use AI as a tool while avoiding its pitfalls.

New lighting innovations, including dynamic LEDs and AI controls, help growers adapt faster and save energy.

Katie Dubow of Garden Media Group shares insights from a panel on consumer interactions with brands through AI.

New Bloom Solutions ponders whether or not the floral industry as a whole can afford to delay investments in AI technologies.

The Professor Petal AI-powered chatbot was developed to help floral industry members more easily access American Floral Endowment resources.

SePRO will have Arietta.ai be the foundation of a new division focused on digital water management and customer solutions.

From new disease control tips to UGA Trial Gardens varieties, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s August 2025 issue.

Blue Radix’s Crop Controller won the Nursery Automation Solution of the Year at the AgTech Breakthrough Awards.

Ashley Wright of Plantista looks at how garden centers can address ongoing and future labor challenges by embracing smart technology.

Harrison Downing of Best Human Capital covers how to retain a human element in hiring amidst evolving technology.

A panel discussion at Cultivate’25 explored AI’s practical applications, from early plant stress detection and optimized workflow management to smarter labor allocation.

Digital twin technology continues to evolve. Here are just some of the opportunities it offers to the horticulture industry.

A simple camera and smart software can be all growers need to improve nutrient management, reduce waste, and catch problems before they show.