The GROW Executive Summit will offer a closer look at how new forms of automation are transforming the greenhouse space.

The research consortium LEDs Make it Resilient has initiated a new project focusing on the effects of light quality on plant growth and plant resilience, in terms of interactions with biocontrol agents.

Software mogul leads the way in effort to raise more than $50 million for California startup that believes bots can grow produce more sustainably.

The final module of the Plant Lighting Short Course will highlight the latest developments in control systems used to reduce energy consumption while providing optimum lighting conditions.

In the webcast’s first episode, Fluence CEO David Cohen discusses the trials and successes of Michigan cannabis cultivator Michael Ward in building and launching Harbor Farmz.

High costs currently limit large-scale operations, but new technologies could help make the approach more popular.

To capitalize on increased demand for its lettuce, this Michigan grower added a system that automates production from seed to harvest.

Learn how Greenhouse Grower’s 2021 Technology of the Year Award winner is helping growers increase profitability by optimizing their energy use while taking advantage of utility rebates.

The fifth module of the Plant Lighting Short Course will compare the installation and operating costs of crop lighting systems and how to calculate the ROI.

Rapid horticulture technology development is allowing growers to tackle some of the environmental challenges the world is facing.

Tim Lauer, of Albert J. Lauer, Inc. in Farmington, MN, has been named the new President of NGMA’s Board of Directors.

Learn more about how a $25 million grant from the National Science Foundation will allow researchers to communicate with crops.

The fourth module of the Plant Lighting Short Course will compare the pros and cons of different technologies, with input from growers about what they consider in greenhouse lighting systems.