Leading greenhouse manufacturers and solution providers offer their best insights on how to decide whether it’s better to renovate your facility, or build something new.

From the time founder Laurence “L.J.” Stuppy began selling roses from a storefront in St. Joseph, MO, Stuppy Greenhouse has adapted as the markets changed, and sometimes changed the market itself.

Lowering production costs and increasing efficiency is important to all greenhouse growers as labor, energy, and input costs get more expensive.

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.

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.

Greenhouse manufacturers cite flexibility, labor efficiency, and return on investment as the biggest concerns growers have when adding new structures.

Horticulture industry supplier grows product line that offers an alternative to forced-air heating of indoor plant zones.

With labor at a premium, it’s important to know how to approach technology investments for a realistic return on investment.

Learn how labor-saving technology helps this California citrus producer keep up with high demand.

The new sales hires will join the existing team to allow for more extensive grower customer service throughout the country.

Structures manufacturers and suppliers say their grower customers are asking for new models that can accommodate a diverse crop mix, while providing flexibility in design, maintenance, and control of the environment. Here’s a closer look at some of the latest options.