The Greenhouse Technology Network has launched an online hub that is designed to help grow innovation for Ontario’s greenhouse industry.

Two Canadian industry leaders are working together to develop new robotic harvesting solutions to help growers be more efficient and productive, while offering relief from labor shortages.

The aim is to organize a high-quality, blended event that makes it possible to connect with the global horticulture community both physically and digitally.

After only a few years on the market, HydraFiber is now used by many of the nation’s leading ornamentals producers.

Learn more about how this horticultural lighting company is celebrating an industry milestone.

If adopted, the proposed requirements will apply to newly constructed facilities that are permitted on or after Jan. 1, 2023.

With AI tech already entrenched in everyday activities, Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright finds it odd to see some questioning its long-term viability as an ag or greenhouse tool.

Selecting quality construction materials, managing air infiltration, and using active controls are all keys to efficiency and yield.

Learn more about a $9 billion startup that aims to let growers and consumers trace food from planting to the plate.

Signify also has improved the efficiency of its current line of greenhouse lighting products.

Learn from the winner of the first Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge how AI can be used to support decision-making and empower growers in a meaningful way.

The Eighth Annual Salinas Valley Ag Tech Summit takes place virtually March 18-19.

Svensson has introduced a line of Xsect insect control screens that are engineered to keep harmful insects out of the greenhouse and keep beneficial ones in.