Learn more about initiatives that will help build the long-term viability of the industry.

The presentations are part of the university’ new virtual, on-demand 2020 Nursery Conference, which has been made available to all growers.

As consumer interest in hemp continues to grow, Michigan State University is expanding its outreach efforts by assisting growers with production of this emerging crop.

A three-year effort will support urban Michigan students and teachers through the development of food, agriculture, and natural resources curricula.

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.

Michigan State University’s Garrett Owen offers tips to help you properly dispose of plastic containers, flats, and trays.

Find out more about a new multimillion-dollar project to vet the viability and profitability of producing these veggies on the inside.

As Cultivate’20 Virtual kicks off today, here’s why two experienced horticulture educators believe that virtual education is not just a viable option at a time like this. It can also be a great return on investment when it comes to educating your staff about working in a greenhouse.

A Michigan State University professor is studying the human health benefits of Withania somnifera as a therapeutic treatment.

Learn more about an opportunity to see the latest new plants up close and in-person.

Michigan State University’s popular Online College of Knowledge greenhouse series continues this summer. Learn what you can take away from these educational opportunities.

Michigan State University’s Garrett Owen highlights why growers should monitor and adjust substrate pH to prevent the development of nutritional disorders.

Botrytis cinerea, commonly called gray mold, infects many greenhouse ornamentals and is considered one of the most problematic plant pathogens in the world.