Greenhouse growers can now sign up for four self-paced courses in Michigan State University Extension’s Online College of Knowledge greenhouse series.

An upcoming webinar coordinated by the GLASE program will provide examples of the commercial applicability of spectral manipulation.

A new report addressing cannabis lighting needs indicates more growers are placing greater emphasis on scientific research to support product development.

Comparing data between weather stations and satellite datasets can lead to more accurate and reliable DLI values.

California greenhouse growers, including cannabis producers, are dealing with looming revisions that could have a significant impact on their bottom line.

Data collection and analysis doesn’t have to start with major investments, according to one industry expert.

The new requirements are designed to help the industry transition from traditional metrics to data that best represents performance.

If ultraviolet radiation can be harnessed to increase THC potency and terpenes, the sky is the limit in lighting and growing technology.

A group of Polish researchers addressed this issue in a recent study that looked at lighting and its influence on the variable costs in the cultivation of the cucurbit crop.

The type of ultra-violet light you use makes all the difference for getting the most out of your plants.

This educational opportunity taking place on Aug. 26 is part of a virtual series featuring expertise from horticultural lighting specialists, indoor growers, energy efficiency consultants, and others.

Michigan State University researchers determine the minimum duration of far-red radiation required during plug production to induce long-day requiring plants into flower after transplant.

One of the most-discussed elements of greenhouse cannabis production is lighting needs.