Research from Amanda Solliday of North Carolina State University looks at sustainability practices to strengthen the future of floriculture.
Sustainabloom has added two new guides to list of available resources, covering cold chain management and work visas.
Findings from the WUR’s ‘Circular Use of Plastics in Agriculture and Horticulture’ project show ways to use plastics more sustainably.
American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to comply with new plastic regulations and alternatives to avoid them.
Kasey Holland of DesignLights Consortium (DLC) covers the benefits that growers can get from upgrading to LED lighting fixtures.
Two top-performing roses from Star Roses and Plants were recognized by the American Rose Trials for Sustainability program.
According to a new report, the expected growth of the horticulture lighting market from 2024 to 2031 will exceed $25 billion.
In a step toward sustainability, Syngenta Flowers is moving from plastic to paper data loggers through a partnership with Tapp.
American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers current growing media challenges and how to overcome them.
Sustainabloom and GLOBALG.A.P. are partnering to host a free webinar on evaluating third-party certifications in the industry.
The first in a three-part white paper series explores circular fertilizer greenhouse uses, starting with nitrogen-based fertilization.
LLK Greenhouse Solutions looks at ways that energy curtains can improve efficiency, and what types of curtains are right for your greenhouse.
After receiving a grant as a conservation challenge finalist, Plumas Wood Fiber will use it to conduct biomass substrate summer trials.