Greenhouse technology is evolving quickly, and it can be challenging to keep up with these advancements as you make decisions on how to upgrade your production facility.

Greenhouses allow for the creation of an optimal environment for innovation to take hold.

To prepare for the cold months ahead, greenhouse growers should develop and follow a maintenance checklist for their greenhouse structure, environmental control equipment, and irrigation systems.

Here’s a closer look at how just a few operations are investing in future growth and the ability to address ever-evolving market needs.

The GrowSpan Series 750 Greenhouse features a cable-driven system that sits on an internal substructure, protecting it from the elements.

Here’s a brief look at a few endeavors taking place in a range of markets, how growers and suppliers worked together to make them happen, and what each learned along the way.

Growers looking to add a new structure or retrofit an existing one can face many challenges. Here’s how suppliers are stepping in to help.

Get the inside scoop on this state-of-the-art, 32,800 square foot extreme-light deprivation facility.

The National Greenhouse Manufacturers Association has successfully fought a change to the International Energy Code that would have placed impractical regulations on growers.

Are you planning for a new greenhouse build? Check out some of these structures from leading suppliers that offer versatility, ease in maintenance, and more.

Greenhouse growers are increasingly looking for structures that can withstand harsh weather conditions, from heavy winds to heavy snow.

Growers are making significant investments in new and upgraded facilities as they add new crops or look for ways to improve efficiencies.

Before you meet with a potential building partner on a new greenhouse project, make sure you answer these critical questions.