A recent blog post from Fluence highlights the key elements needed to prepare a greenhouse environment for cannabis cultivation.
As researchers uncover links between rare cannabinoids and human health, growers wanting to differentiate their offerings and boost their bottom line should consider growing varieties to service this expanding new market.
Oversights during the production stage from germination to planting can have expensive ramifications for a cannabis cultivation business.
Nearly 300 ag industry members descended on Reno, NV, in late February for this year’s BioSolutions Conference & Expo, getting the latest information on the explosive biologicals sector.
Specialist knowledge, a wide range of coverage, market understanding, and cost efficiency are key to growing your cannabis business.
Whether you’re growing outdoors, indoors, or somewhere in between, follow these tips to ensure that your plants will be rooting for your success.
In recent years, genetic studies of cannabis have played a crucial role in the industry by providing growers with more advanced tools and techniques.
With a still-emerging greenhouse crop like cannabis, proper knowledge on growing a high-quality product is critical.
Gretchen Schimelpfenig, Senior Energy Engineer at Energy Resources Integration, answers that question and more in this exclusive conversation.
Photobleaching, or the destruction of chlorophyll by applying too much of the wrong light to plants during flower development, can drastically reduce consumer marketability.
Cannabis is a crop with a uniquely dark sub-canopy and tight crop spacing that presents ideal conditions for using LEDs in a narrow body with an upward-facing form factor.
Crop steering can’t be used for every growing situation, but with the right technology and guidance, you may find this technique can help steer you toward your most profitable crop yet.
Maximizing yields without increasing operational costs is one of the best ways for growers to survive a volatile market.