First Read American Floral Endowment Announces 2024-2025 Research Projects By American Floral Endowment|May 10, 2024
First Read Spring Growing Season Starting Slow for Northeast Greenhouses and Nurseries By Nick Matysik|May 9, 2024
Management Presenting Greenhouse Grower’s 2024 Top 100 Growers: #25-1 By Greenhouse Grower staff|May 9, 2024
Netafim’s Ultrasonic Octave Water Meter Includes No Moving Parts Posted by Janeen Wright|October 10, 2013 Octave from Netafim is a technically-advanced ultrasonic water meter that utilizes double-beam sensors to monitor flow. Octave offers […]
LEDs Could Eventually Manipulate Scent, Color In Ornamentals And Edibles By David Kuack|October 7, 2013 With the ability to deliver specific light wavelengths with LED lights, growers, retailers and consumers could eventually manipulate the scent, color, flavor, postharvest life and other characteristics of ornamental and edible crops.
Ventilating And Cooling FAQ From NGMA Posted by Sara Tambascio|October 4, 2013 Use these helpful hints in answering some common questions about ventilating and cooling.
LEDs Reduce Costs For Greenhouse Tomato Growers According To Purdue Study Posted by Sara Tambascio|September 17, 2013 Tomatoes grown around LED lights in the winter can significantly reduce greenhouse energy costs without sacrificing yield, according […]
4 New Irrigation Products Posted by Sara Tambascio|September 16, 2013 Delta T Solutions Flood Floors Delta T Solutions sub-irrigation systems can be customized to fit growers’ needs. Water […]
Irrigating Crops On Demand By Dustin Harris | Lou Anella|September 12, 2013 Automating greenhouse irrigation can be a huge labor saver, which is imperative for a modern greenhouse to be […]
Google Glass: How Will It Impact The Greenhouse Industry? By Richard Hebbourn|August 13, 2013 You may be asking, what is Google Glass? It’s Google’s latest attempt to free data from desktop computers, […]
GrowerLive Enterprise Software Can Be Used With Or Without Pay-By -Scan By David Kuack|July 11, 2013 If your standard, off-the-shelf accounting software program and Excel inventory sheets just aren’t cutting it anymore, maybe it’s […]
Keeping Cool With Greenhouse Shading By |June 10, 2013 Shade is used to reduce the temperature and light inside a greenhouse. The radiant energy from the sun […]
Spectrum’s GreenIndex+ App Receives AE50 Gold Award From The American Society Of Agricultural And Biological Engineers By Greenhouse Grower staff|May 28, 2013 Spectrum Technologies, Inc. has been honored with the prestigious AE50 Gold Award from the American Society of Agricultural […]
Dramm Introduces A New Nozzle To The Horticulture Industry. By Greenhouse Grower staff|May 28, 2013 Dramm introduces a new plastic commercial fan nozzle with a corrosion-proof head that creates a precise and gentle […]
Conviron Positions for Growth with Acquisition of Argus Controls By Greenhouse Grower staff|May 13, 2013 Controlled Environments Ltd. (Conviron) has announced the acquisition of Argus Control Systems Ltd. (Argus) of White Rock, British […]
Diffuse Lighting Offers Multiple Benefits By Kurt Parbst|April 22, 2013 Growers are increasingly learning that steering the greenhouse climate, which includes the related factors of light levels, temperature […]
