AmericanHort and nine co-plaintiffs are contesting the newly finalized H-2A ruling on temporary agricultural workers.

How does a new deal to end the 2024 U.S. Port Strike affect the horticulture industry now and in the future?

The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) inspects the attempts to expand credit access in the House and Senate farm bills.

Tim Clark spoke with Greenhouse Grower about his promotion at Dümmen Orange and his current thoughts on the state of the industry.

John Beauford of Advanced Grower Solutions shares four analytics program data layers that businesses can utilize for improvement.

A new course debuting Oct. 14 for 2024 Greenhouse Training Online from the University of Florida is ‘Success With Your Latino Workforce.’

A district court in Georgia has temporarily prohibited the Department of Labor from enforcing the rule in certain states.

By working alongside OSHA, using employee feedback, and creating new policies, Costa is committed to providing a safe working environment.

Rapid-Veyor suggests five supplemental pieces of greenhouse equipment that can lead to a more efficient and profitable business.

Puckett Greenhouses of Ararat, VA, will use its funding of $200,000 toward initiatives to attract and retain employees.

Despite countless technological advancements the horticultural sector, there’s a clear reason why robots aren’t appearing in many greenhouses.

Equitable Food Initative provides farmworkers with sun safety and heat illness prevention resources during Extreme Heat Awareness Month.

A distribution partnership has formed between Ball Seed and TTA to launch the latter’s new CuttingEdge automated cutting-sticking machine.