The Thrips Identification Workshop series helps growers and IPM professionals better manage the greenhouse pest.
This new BioWorks bioinsecticide is now registered for use in the U.S. for foliar spray, soil drenching, dipping, and aerial applications.
From collecting data for irrigation to early scouting for pests and diseases, AI is quickly becoming a mainstay in the greenhouse.
With looming concerns over the cost and availability of inputs used in floriculture production, here are some tips to become more efficient.
An e-Gro Alert from Dan Gilrein of Cornell covers uncommon floriculture pests and the plants that attract them.
Proven Winners ColorChoice Flowering Shrubs shares 10 deer-resistant varieties from its collection for outdoor growing.
Conducted by researchers from Tennessee and Kentucky, the high tunnel study provides insight to growers considering the structures.
Dr. Sarah Jandricic of OMAFA covers the different types of microscopes available and important features that can benefit IPM practices.
An e-Gro Alert from Dan Gilrein of Cornell explores the new presence of the sunflower spittlebug in the Northeast U.S.
The University of Florida recently held a tour of Miami-Dade County nurseries to highlight the need for long-term, sustainable crop solutions.
From new energy innovations to disease control research updates, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s March 2025 issue.
American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers techniques for receiving, handling, and applying beneficial insects.
The 6th Edition of the GGSPro Technical Reference Guide offers resources to help new and experienced growers optimize their operations.