Short-term changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic have many greenhouse operations poised for a strong future.

We asked Dave Malenfant, Director of Outreach & Partnerships at the Neeley School of Business, for his thoughts on the subject.

As the current COVID-19-induced international shutdown moves from days into weeks into months, American consumers are recognizing what growers […]

The news on the spread of coronavirus and its impact on controlled-environment growers continues to evolve. Our team at Greenhouse Grower has been connecting with all segments of the industry. Here’s a closer look at some of the recent updates, including economic relief for your business, how to handle labor shortages and concerns, and more.

Horticulture is a durable and determined industry, and it’s these traits that have helped ornamental growers overcome perhaps their toughest spring ever.

This year’s event will not have a trade show, but will offer a select number of educational sessions.

Survey shows nearly three-quarters of the international floriculture industry believes most growers will recover from the coronavirus crisis.

More than $545 million in producer payments has already been approved, and upcoming webinars will offer clarification on the application process.

In a recent survey, floral industry members say Mother’s Day sales were very strong, with only limited product sourcing and staff preventing even bigger numbers.

Stay-at-home orders have provided a unique opportunity to generate new ideas to strengthen and grow the horticulture industry, according to Jennifer Neujahr at Profile Products

The rapid growth of automation in food production, including greenhouse vegetables, could set the stage for a wave of new developments.

Free webinar series to share content originally planned for conference postponed due to COVID-19.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect several industry events planned for this summer. Here’s an update.