While there’s no way we could cover everything to be found on the Cultivate show floor, here’s a closer look at seven products that caught our attention.

Suppliers say the best automation investments start with the tasks that slow production, strain labor, or limit growth.

This July 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on automation.

The Automation Summit at the 2026 Farwest Show features a panel of experts to discuss a forward-looking industry through technology.

During Cultivate’26, a panel featuring three growers featured candid, practical lessons on automation implementation in real operations.

With the course, the Society of American Florists hopes to streamline employee training through artificial intelligence.

Smaller growers can use practical automation tools to save labor, improve consistency, and reinvest time back into the business.

Scientists at the University of Florida have successfully used hyperspectral imaging to detect early drought stress in plants.

During Cultivate’26, experts from three software companies offered advice on how to successfully implement or upgrade your enterprise resource planning system.

Running digital simulations can help growers address the difficulty of designing greenhouses around system performance requirements.

Here are some musings about technology use in floriculture as growers finish up this season and prepare for the next.

The partnership is designed to give growers broader access to complete automation solutions, from individual machines to fully integrated production lines.

With the increasing importance of energy efficiency in greenhouse heating and cooling, here’s what growers should know about environmental controls.