The latest e-Gro alerts from Brian E. Whipker and Patrick Veazie of North Carolina State look at nutrient deficiencies in zinnias.

The Greenhouse Grower entry into the Global Insight Series report on Biological Crop Protection looks at the importance of grower education.

Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE) held its annual Industry Issues Breakfast at Cultivate’24.

Envu is solely dedicated to the environmental science sector and sees GSS as an opportunity to support its growth strategy.

Correctly identifying the cause of a problem is the first step in effective and economic management practices.

Basin, derived from modified spider venom, targets a range of destructive crop pests including aphids, mites, and whiteflies.

Joseph Peller, greenhouse technology researcher, notes that a laser sounds futuristic, but it can be used very well in a practical way.

Broad mites can be a regular occurrence in spring crops, especially Reiger begonias and New Guinea impatiens.

Ensuring your crops are protected from propagation to shipping is essential, and a proven agronomic program can help set you up for a successful season.

American Floral Endowment is presenting a webinar on “Preparing for Parvispinus” on Tuesday, Feb. 27, with information presented by Dr. Sarah Jandricic.

Suppliers note that growers are seeking and welcome new, innovative biological control products that are effective and safe.

Growers are using a mix of conventional chemistries and biosolutions to eliminate pests and diseases. With that comes a need for more education.

Growers continue to turn to biocontrols as pests and diseases develop resistance to chemicals.