Here’s a look at some specific greenhouse and nursery businesses affected by Hurricane Helene and how they’re moving forward.

For aspiring growers in the industry looking to start and maintain their operations, here’s a guide for managing the costs of necessities.

With recovery efforts underway in the wake of Hurricane Helene, what is the damage and way forward for the horticulture industry?

The working groups from the RII’s CEA Accelerator Project are funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and in partnership with Berkeley Lab.

Increased climate uncertainty and extreme weather events make preparation a necessity to protect your greenhouse operation.

Flower production in greenhouses have begun to adopt new equipment practices such as active dehumidification to conserve energy.

De Vroomen Garden Products reports significant flower bulb supply shortages throughout the 2024 season due to extreme weather conditions.

The Resource Innovation Institute (RII) offers insights on floriculture trends taken from USDA AgCensus data.

Innovators across the agriculture and food technology industries will connect to tackle challenges at the 2024 THRIVE Global Impact Summit.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the latest techniques and strategies to optimize greenhouse environmental conditions.

Our sister brand CEAg World looks at how smart greenhouses are likely to take over the industry in the coming years.

The University of South Dakota is the latest to join a group of universities researching greenhouse climate resistance.

Plant Empowerment aims to educate growers on its unique philosophy with this course, which is set in Vancouver from Nov. 20 to 21.