The partnership is designed to give growers broader access to complete automation solutions, from individual machines to fully integrated production lines.

From success stories in automation to promoting careers in horticulture, here are just a few of the lively presentations to expect as you plan your Cultivate experience.

With the increasing importance of energy efficiency in greenhouse heating and cooling, here’s what growers should know about environmental controls.

Cultivate is a great opportunity to stay in the know on new varieties, and how to grow them the right way.

The National Garden Bureau 2025–26 Annual Report provides an overview of activities, programs, partnerships, and more from the past year.

The Student Collaborative Organic Plant Breeding Education at UC Davis offers hands-on training in the science of plant breeding.

Ball and its affiliated companies will hold their California Spring Trials 2027 displays at the Ventura County Agriculture Museum.

The fungicide features the same formulation and results and is designed to offer protection against a range of plant pathogens.

One of the many reasons growers attend Cultivate each year is the chance to learn more about new innovations coming onto the market.

Grown for Cultivate’26, the flowers will be donated to First Fruits Farm’s Flourish Project, which grows fresh produce for those in need.

A recent phishing attempt at Ter Laak Orchios in The Netherlands shows how important cybersecurity has become to the floriculture sector.

The resource from the Quality Cuttings team showcases new genetics, partnerships, and ways to support customers.

Here’s your chance to get to know the finalists for this year’s Head Grower of the Year and Operation of the Year awards before the winners are announced during Evening of Excellence at Cultivate’26.