A tight labor market and tiresome job duties at greenhouses across the country lead to stiff competition to recruit employees. In the first of an exclusive four-part series on labor, learn how growers are working hard to differentiate themselves and recruit the cream of the crop.
Despite a return to somewhat normal routines that were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers have retained their increased interest in cut flowers.
The Vineland Research and Innovation Centre is partnering with LetsGrow.com on a watering algorithm solution integration that can help growers improve crop management and yields.
Entomologists from Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands are investigating new natural enemies for the control of small mites in several crops.
With many outdoor producers facing challenges with yields and shipping costs, grocery retailers are starting to controlled-environment agriculture producers, even if they have to pay more.
As indoor farming systems become more popular, it is critical that the operators of them are properly educated and trained. Learn how a new partnership is addressing this challenge.
On a hot August day, the Loudon, NH-based operation welcomed more than 300 guests to check out varieties of spring flowering pots, along with summer blooming plants.
Plant breeders will introduce their best new varieties after years of research. Here’s a look at some of the top heat-tolerant crops to consider for next year.
