Priva has formed an exclusive partnership with Aranet to enable integrated wireless technology in greenhouses.

Software suppliers recognize the growing need for producers to track their crop throughout the supply chain. Check out the improvements they are making.

Using parameters such as electricity and structure design, growers can estimate the environmental impact of greenhouse vegetable production.

From replenishment to electronic data interchange, growers are using technology to manage big data to improve their bottom line.

Many growers use software to track inventory, logistics, and other business management tools. However, using it for cultivation management is just as important.

Hemp growers have a new tool that can help them track hemp plant growth and make any necessary lighting or nutrient adjustments.

Using new features from RedBud Software, growers can assign production tasks to team members and track their progress.

For those smaller greenhouse growers who may have limited resources allocated for a software upgrade, it’s important to know where you should focus your attention.

Software suppliers have developed new tools to help greenhouse growers manage inventory, fill orders quickly, and monitor your crops from production to distribution. Here’s a closer look at some of their latest offerings.

An updated software platform will provide accurate, quality financial data, which is vital for organizations to secure capital moving forward.

Companies weigh on what to know if you’re considering a software upgrade, the most important factors to consider, and more.

Your company can have the most up-to-date, most extensive security programs and protocols in place, but it means nothing if the doors to your information are left wide open.

The right software management platform keeps your business organized and on-track, ensuring you can take advantage of every growth opportunity that comes your way.