The GLASE consortium is hosting a series of webinars designed to educate growers on best practices to manage their greenhouse environment.

The manufacturing of a car is almost entirely automated, but the manufacturing of products in horticulture is at best partially automated. Here’s why this may be changing.

Automated transplanter and cuttings system manufacturers have developed new models that offer higher throughput rates, labor savings, and versatility.

Hemp growers have a new tool that can help them track hemp plant growth and make any necessary lighting or nutrient adjustments.

There are three characteristics of light growers should consider when designing the ideal light environment: light quality, light quantity, and light duration.

The horticulture industry continues to take a hard look at automating in the greenhouse in response to a shrinking labor force, and one of the earliest success stories is integrating robotic cuttings transplanters.

Koppert Biological Systems and Canadian-based Ecoation have signed an agreement that will help the two companies use each other’s knowledge for better data collection in the monitoring process of crop health in the greenhouse.

Using new features from RedBud Software, growers can assign production tasks to team members and track their progress.

Americann is investing heavily into a massive legal cannabis greenhouse facility in Southeastern Massachusetts, set to open in early September.

A combination of passive and active ventilation can help manage energy costs without having to rely on the elements.

The LumiGrow SporeCam sensors, powered by Scanit Technologies, can capture, inspect, and classify harmful airborne spores for diseases such as powdery mildew and botrytis.

The DesignLights Consortium is increasing its focus on cannabis and indoor farming and wants your input on proposed standards.

See how the groundbreaking conference and exhibition offers field-tested, real-world answers to your most pressing problems as a grower.