Strawberries have become one of the most popular options for controlled-environment growers looking to add a new crop to their mix.
Find out more about a new video from the University of Florida that describes the process of sampling and interpreting precious resource.
Depending on their age and even their legal status, you may need to take additional steps to keep your team safe and healthy.
The University of Florida is offering an online course covering disease cycles, symptom identification, and more.
A unique website developed by University of Florida ornamental and vegetable breeders offers a model for educating consumers about plant breeding.
Bacterial spot can be devastating to fresh tomatoes, which is why University of Florida scientists want to understand how the pathogen that causes the disease spreads and evolves.
As Cultivate’20 Virtual kicks off today, here’s why two experienced horticulture educators believe that virtual education is not just a viable option at a time like this. It can also be a great return on investment when it comes to educating your staff about working in a greenhouse.
The latest video in the University of Florida’s training series on YouTube defines a 1 to 5 moisture scale that can be used to manage irrigation of container plants.
The app, from the University of Florida, allows growers to enter light intensity and photoperiod to calculate daily light integral.
The University of Florida has added YouTube presentations to online greenhouse training programs, with the first highlighting petiole sap testing.
The training is designed to help you and your staff make better crop management decisions by learning the underlying horticultural science of plant growth.
The University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences is once again providing four-week online training courses for the greenhouse industry this summer.
The University of Florida is hosting a one-day workshop in December to help growers learn new plant health management techniques from horticulture experts.