Pot filler automation manufacturers comment on the current state of the industry and why more growers are adopting the technology.

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

The arrangement will help facilitate the identification of foreign and domestic workers that may be available and eligible to transfer to other U.S. agricultural employers to fulfill critical workforce needs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The move could have a major impact on the H-2A program, which many controlled-environment greenhouse operations in the U.S. rely on for labor.

Temporary restraining order puts halt on parts of a groundbreaking labor law in New York. Find out why.

Industry organizations such as AmericanHort hailed the passage of the Farm Workforce Modernization Act, which now moves to the Senate.

What’s being done to find the right type of labor for long-term success.

After visiting several cannabis and hemp operations, the Greenhouse Grower team discusses why having a passion for production is critical.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright and Contributing Editor Allan Armitage discuss how labor and hemp are changing the game for the greenhouse industry.

The goal at Corso’s Perennials in Castalia, OH, is to prepare their interns for long careers in the horticulture industry.

Changes proposed by the Department of Labor aim to make the program more user-friendly.

Graduates of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences often have job offers waiting for them.

The Departments of Homeland Security and Labor plan to officially release a rule on May 8 that kicks off an application process for an additional 30,000 H-2B visas for fiscal 2019.