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

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.

Growers and technology experts share what’s most important when investing in automation and infrastructure.

One leading grower shares how to get the most ROI from new technology, while suppliers highlight the value of strategic partnerships.

Agritecture examines how advanced technology is shaping the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) space.

Snohomish County of Washington has launched a lending library that offers autonomous robots to small- and medium-sized farms.

From collecting data for irrigation to early scouting for pests and diseases, AI is quickly becoming a mainstay in the greenhouse.

Wageningen University and Research has released a 1-year update video for its AGROS II project focusing on autonomous cultivation.

Industry leaders discuss how to take advantage of what environmental control systems have to offer, regardless of your operation size.

A Michigan State Greenhouse Extension Educator provides labor insights for floriculture industry stakeholders and policymakers.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how incorporating automation can boost operational efficiency and profitability.

In this exclusive interview, learn more from the CEOs of each company about why the merger took place, what it means for growers, and how it will help with new technology development.