Take a look at the future of robotics in the greenhouse from the perspective of one of the newest robotics companies to join the market.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs at the grade-school level are turning out more students familiar with engineering and computer technologies.

This glimpse into the future is based on today’s rapidly evolving automation technologies.

At the current rate of technological advancement and the drive to automate business processes to improve efficiencies, there are sure to be many changes for greenhouse growers in the next few years.

We’re not predicting the end of the Quonset or big gutter-connect ranges. We do, however, believe you will see a dramatic change in the ways some traditional structures work, where greenhouses are built, or even what is considered a “greenhouse” in the future.

iGROW is the next generation of agricultural lighting. After three years of development working with major universities, USDA […]

See a quick return on investment with energy-efficient heating projects.

There are some common questions growers ask about structures. NGMA collected answers to the most frequently asked questions.

Octave from Netafim is a technically-advanced ultrasonic water meter that utilizes double-beam sensors to monitor flow. Octave offers […]

With the ability to deliver specific light wavelengths with LED lights, growers, retailers and consumers could eventually manipulate the scent, color, flavor, postharvest life and other characteristics of ornamental and edible crops.

Use these helpful hints in answering some common questions about ventilating and cooling.

From financing to production concerns, don’t make these mistakes when planning additional greenhouse space.

Tomatoes grown around LED lights in the winter can significantly reduce greenhouse energy costs without sacrificing yield, according […]