Dry, Hot Weather Impacting Floral Market in the South
August 11, 2022
Whether you are a retailer or working in a commercial greenhouse, it is still important to precautions for spring cold snaps.
The first extended range forecast for the tropics in 2021 is in. Find out what climatologist Phil Klotzbach and his team see coming.
Plant nursery and greenhouse operations among sectors hit hardest, according to damage assessment survey.
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A little preparation now can have your team ready to act in seconds rather than hours in the event of a problem.
New studies show warming temperatures and changing rainfall will drive agriculture drastically northward. And it might happen sooner than you think.
Extended forecasts indicate conditions are aligning to produce what could be another wild weather ride from the tropics.
Year after year, there are reports of greenhouses and crops that have been severely damaged by hurricanes. Preparation ahead of time can minimize the damage to your greenhouse and, more importantly, the crop below it.
A tornado that touched down in eastern Oklahoma Friday night resulted in slight but easily repairable damage at Greenleaf Nursery Co.’s Oklahoma division.
The company says liner supplies will increase in step with infrastructure repairs in the coming weeks and months.
Much of the South enjoyed highs of 60s and 70s throughout February. Trees and shrubs are blooming several weeks early. And it’s forcing garden retailers to make tough decisions about when to stock plants.
Storm damage not only has the potential to reduce your greenhouse to ruins, but will result in a devastating loss of crops. Beyond the structural integrity of your greenhouse itself, there are measures that can be taken to storm-proof your greenhouse or high tunnel.