Get Facts on the $19 Billion Coronavirus Food Assistance Program

Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 23, 2020

USDA’s relief package aims to maintain strong supply chain in time of crisis. Here’s how.

Case Made to Protect Horticulture Industry From COVID-19 Fallout

Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 13, 2020

Led by AmericanHort, more than 100 organizations sign onto letter urging USDA to support growers devastated by the pandemic. Learn what the letter says.

COVID-19: A Chance to Prove the Cannabis Industry’s Worth to America

New H-2A Rules Streamline Process Bringing Workers to U.S.

COVID-19 and Cannabis: Press ‘PAUSE’ on Expansion Mode, Dial Up Domestic Supply Partners

11 Cool Things Companies Are Doing to Promote Plants During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Grower Groups Call for USDA to Buy $1 Billion in Perishable Foods

Feeling Stressed About Coronavirus? Plant Something

By Paul Rusnak|March 24, 2020

Studies show gardening can do wonders for your health and mental state. Both are premiums right now.

Feeling Stressed About Coronavirus? Plant Something

COVID-19’s Shockwaves Still Building

By Janeen Wright|March 22, 2020

We’re just now starting to realize some of the ongoing and possible future impacts on the controlled-environment industry.

California Spring Trials Cancellations a Sacrifice; Customer Safety No. 1 Priority

By Janeen Wright|March 18, 2020

CAST attendees won’t be making the trek up and down the coast this year due to COVID-19. Breeders look forward to spending time with customers each year during the annual event.

California Spring Trials Cancellations a Sacrifice; Customer Safety No. 1 Priority

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Spring Creek University: A Field Trip Worth Taking

School’s in for Summer: Why Growers Can’t Afford to Stop Learning

Why Aggressive Does Not Mean Invasive in Native Plants

Simplifying Irrigation Control at McCorkle Nurseries