Growers are utilizing AI to monitor conditions such as plant temperature and to prevent crop failure, with some of the processes almost entirely automated.

Ecoation and Kinova are hoping to enable real-time identification and treatment of pest and disease risks in greenhouses.

The system uses microsensors attached to crops in a wireless network to constantly read water levels and conditions in real time to help growers schedule irrigation for optimal plant growth.

Local utilities may offer a wide range of options to help you recover greenhouse energy costs. Here’s what you need to know to take advantage of them.

The most successful equipment should be easy to learn, operate, and maintain, leading to a better return on investment.

An upcoming webinar coordinated by the GLASE program will provide examples of the commercial applicability of spectral manipulation.

Growers affected by the 2020 California wildfires are eligible for up to $10,000 toward propane-powered equipment through a new incentive program.

A new report addressing cannabis lighting needs indicates more growers are placing greater emphasis on scientific research to support product development.

We go one-on-one with CEO Jeff Bisberg to reveal benefits of the award-winning FarmVisionAI platform.

Controlled-environment facilities in Japan are scaling to meet consumer food demand, mainly in vegetable cultivation in both solar and artificial light environments, and the industry is growing.

Image processing, data, and automation are making game-changing inroads into all areas of the industry.

Comparing data between weather stations and satellite datasets can lead to more accurate and reliable DLI values.

Registration deadline is nearing for this year’s virtual event. And growers can get in free.