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.

From new greenhouse training programs to exploring peat alternatives, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s July 2025 issue.

This July 2025 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on automation.

Insights from leading voices in garden media on how authenticity, trends, and smart platforms can turn clicks into customers.

Augmented reality, agile tools, and other immersive technology, are transforming the way that growers engage with data.

Sharat Prakash of Metrolina Greenhouses discusses how modern greenhouse operations need to embrace digitalization to survive.

Here are some of Silver Fern’s takeaways from Cultivate’25 on trust, tech, and the future of growing in the industry.

New Bloom Solutions looks at the recent trend of AI-generated flowers and how artificial intelligence as a whole impacts floriculture.

With grant funding, Nikolaos Tziolas is developing an interactive AI tool to assist farmers in assessing crop damage after major storms.

A research brief from CoBank looks at how farm-centric ag tech tools can boost customer relationships and efficiency.