Category: Grower News
GreenTech brings event to North America
GreenTech North America will debut in Philadelphia in 2026, highlighting high-tech horticulture solutions. Get the details and explore opportunities for greenhouse growers.
Vykenda insecticide shows thrips, mite control in trials
Vykenda insecticide shows thrips and mite control in Florida ornamental trials. Read more about how the chemistry works and review research results.
Study reveals Gen Z buying trends for flowers
New research examines how Gen Z buys flowers and plants. Explore key consumer insights and review trends shaping floral retail strategies.
USDA census reports $18.3 billion horticulture industry growth
USDA census reports $18.3B in horticulture sales and sector growth. Explore key data and review trends affecting greenhouse and nursery growers.
ACT Summit 2026 focuses on greenhouse resilience
ACT Summit 2026 will host three Canadian greenhouse events focused on energy and efficiency. View the schedule and register for the Leamington event.
Art Van Wingerden named as AFE chairman elect
AFE names Art Van Wingerden chairman-elect, highlighting greenhouse leadership and research investment. Read the details and explore how it supports growers.
House committee approves farm bill with specialty crops
House committee advances a five-year farm bill with specialty crop provisions. Learn details and review key impacts for growers and agriculture leaders.
BioWorks names interim general manager
BioWorks appoints Chris Rose interim general manager during leadership transition. Learn about strategy plans and explore biological solutions.
HRI awards scholarships to support future horticulture workforce
HRI awards $62,000 in scholarships to horticulture students nationwide. Read more about the recipients and explore career pathways in the green industry.
Ag wage coalition pushes permanent H-2A reform
Ag Wage Reform Coalition urges permanent H-2A wage reform to stabilize farm labor costs. Get more in-depth and explore the policy impact.
AFE, Gloeckner fund opens 2026 floriculture grants
The Gloeckner Research Fund is accepting 2026 floriculture grant proposals through April 1. Review eligibility requirements and submit an application.
SCOTUS limits tariffs, agriculture eyes cost relief and stability
The Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs under IEEPA, halting duties on key farm inputs. Review the ruling and assess impacts on fertilizer, equipment and produce markets.
Syngenta appoints new sales managers for turf
Syngenta names Frank Santiago district sales manager for the western U.S. turf and ornamental market. Read about the leadership changes and explore what they mean for greenhouse and nursery customers.
UF IFAS expands greenhouse online courses
UF/IFAS expands its online greenhouse training with new 2026 courses on plant growth regulators and cuttings. Explore course options and register for upcoming sessions.
Source.ag appoints AI specialist for Mexico
Source.ag names Alberto Carbajal Rodriguez AI solutions specialist in Mexico to support protected horticulture growth. Learn about the appointment and explore how AI tools support greenhouse production.