Check out just some of the technology-related headlines that resonated with our audience this year.

A report projects the market value of the indoor farming sector to rise over the next few years due to greenhouses and lighting systems.

The AIPH Industry Conference featured more than 100 delegates from around the world, discussing the future of ornamental horticulture.

Starting small, forming partnerships, and focusing on practical, accessible solutions can make greenhouse digital transformation achievable.

Growers and technology experts share what’s most important when investing in automation and infrastructure.

Augmented reality, agile tools, and other immersive technology, are transforming the way that growers engage with data.

Here are some of Silver Fern’s takeaways from Cultivate’25 on trust, tech, and the future of growing in the industry.

One leading grower shares how to get the most ROI from new technology, while suppliers highlight the value of strategic partnerships.

In the final part of a series of articles, manufacturers weigh in on why increased partnerships between greenhouse structures and components companies can benefit growers.

Take a look at how greenhouse growers and tech suppliers are teaming up on projects to bring new innovations to life.

In Part 5 of our look at greenhouse structures and components trends, we speak to manufacturers on whether they’re seeing more new builds or retrofit projects in the market.

AmericanHort’s Mary Beth Cowardin demonstrates the benefits of Sage, the company’s new AI tool, and gives a preview of Cultivate’25.

In the fourth part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers weigh in on the biggest pain points their grower customers may be experiencing.