Hurd, a byproduct of hemp, may be the solution to the environmental and supply chain problems of peat moss.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how biochar could be an eco-friendly and economical replacement for peat.

Brian Schulker of Jiffy Group looks at the current state of peat and peat alternatives in the floriculture market.

Jeff Langner of Profile Products offers insights on current market conditions and how growers of all sizes can improve their production practices with both peat moss and other materials.

Greenhouse growers are navigating peat shortage issues by testing new mixing materials. Here’s how some suppliers are helping them along the way.

American Floral Endowment’s webinar on March 19 will give growers insight on how to effectively and efficiently deal with peat shortages and successfully use peat alternatives.

Wageningen University & Research is developing a model with which a producer can calculate the composition of a substrate mixture online.

With a peat harvest below projections in Canada, suppliers advise growers to order early and keep in touch.

Suppliers offer an inside look at peat harvesting, and how Mother Nature can affect supply.

New data released by the Horticultural Trades Association shows clear consequences that accelerating a ban on growers using peat will have significant environmental and economic impacts.

Certification from Veriflora and SCS Global Services ensures best practices for environmental, social, and quality peat moss products.

During the upcoming GreenTech show in Amsterdam, the International Association of Horticultural Producers will be debating sustainable growing media solutions and industry readiness.

Asha Hingorani, President of the Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association, shares data on the peat industry for supply, demand, and sustainability.