The Plant Empowerment Network focuses on data-driven crop production by maintaining balance in water, energy, and other greenhouse needs, including light.

During a webinar on Dec. 10, the team at Due Diligence Horticulture will outline how its new cold plasma can help protect greenhouse production facilities and crops from pathogens – including Botrytis – and ethylene-related losses.

UbiQD, whose UbiGro quantum dot technology uses fluorescence to create a more optimal greenhouse spectrum, continues to build toward future innovation.

With more than 600 autonomous robots deployed globally, Burro is already making a real difference in the field.

Learn how N. Casertano Greenhouses and Farms found a way to capitalize on peak-season opportunities with its own product.

A recent Open House event at Langendoen Mechanical spotlighted the company’s new greenhouse build and technology.

In a new episode of the Rhyzone Podcast, host William Klaassen sat down with Brian Sparks, Editor of Greenhouse Grower, to explore how growers are thinking about artificial intelligence.

See how four New York greenhouse operations used Cornell’s LASSI system to optimize lighting, cut energy costs, and improve crop performance.

Ag tech expert Dave Swain looks at how industry professionals can responsibly and effectively use AI as a tool while avoiding its pitfalls.

Kasey Holland discusses how DesignLights Consortium’s Horticultural Qualified Products List helps growers fine-tune their lighting controls.

A report projects the market value of the indoor farming sector to rise over the next few years due to greenhouses and lighting systems.

New lighting innovations, including dynamic LEDs and AI controls, help growers adapt faster and save energy.

Katie Dubow of Garden Media Group shares insights from a panel on consumer interactions with brands through AI.