Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) is difficult to differentiate from other infections. Here’s how to identify and manage it in marigolds.

Here’s a look at the best practices for the prevention of Thrips parvispinus proliferation in chrysanthemums and other crops.

The Greenhouse Horticulture and Flower Bulbs division is investigating opportunities for the application of new biological control agents.

The Vineland Research and Innovation Centre and OMAFRA look at the accurate detection of small thrips and mites through plant washing.

The Society of American Florists claim that the EPA isn’t taking into account the impact new rules will have on the floriculture industry.

To align with its mission, the AFE has revealed its slate of funding for new and continuing 2024-2025 research projects.

Recent findings from the Sainsbury Laboratory of Cambridge have found a plant drought-survival mechanism to be useful as pest control.

Dr. Rose Buitenhuis of the Vineland Research and Innovation Centre discusses the factors that contribute to biocontrol program failure in this week’s video.

Monrovia is adding a beneficial insect sachet defense system of ‘cucumeris’ mites to orders of new Mandevilla plants.

The ability to control the growing spread and associated problems of Thrips parvispinus has been a top priority for the HRI.

Michigan State University Extension has updated its disease and insect management control guides for the 2024 greenhouse season.

Public comment on the proposed action, which is designed to streamline the process while still protecting plant health, is open through Aug. 15.

This three-step formula of biological control can go a long way in managing spider mites, a threat to rose growers around the world.