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Biotalys refocuses biocontrol strategy to cut costs
Biotalys announced plans to refocus its business to concentrate resources on its highest-priority programs and streamline operations, a move expected to reduce total cash burn by about $23.5 million through the end of 2028. The... more »
RHP certifies Klasmann-Deilmann sphagnum substrate for horticulture
RHP has awarded its horticultural quality mark to sphagnum from protected cultivation for the first time, recognizing Klasmann-Deilmann’s substrate component Sphaxx. The certificate was presented during IPM in Essen, after RHP developed new requirements for... more »
Bioinsecticide built for real-world greenhouse programs
In a recent interview with Carlos Bográn, director of technical services for BioWorks, I learned the important details of what sets PRINCIPLE WP apart from other bioinsecticides on the market, and why BioWorks saw an... more »
Substrate drenches for CEA crops
Collate 2L (21.7% ethephon) from Fine Americas is now labeled for substrate drench application, giving U.S. greenhouse growers a new option for precise plant growth regulation. This added precision can reduce labor inputs by minimizing... more »
2026 GPN/Prospiant Intern of the Year
Internships provide a pathway for students to gain real-world experience within their field of study. Some students can gain further insight in the field they know they want to pursue, but for many others it... more »
HRI fuels the future for growers
Growing crops successfully comes down to more than soil, water and sunlight. It calls for knowledge that extends beyond the greenhouse bench — understanding consumer demands, labor challenges, regulatory challenges and the need for efficient,... more »
NRGene Canada enters commercial black soldier fly market
NRGene Canada has entered full commercial operations in the black soldier fly sector after signing its first commercial supply agreement for MaxBSF larvae with Infinite Harvest Technologies Inc. The agreement names NRGene Canada as a... more »
UF offers November online courses in climate, disease management
The University of Florida will offer two online greenhouse training courses focused on climate and disease management, running Nov. 10 to Dec. 12, 2025. The courses are designed for greenhouse and controlled-environment growers seeking to... more »
University of Florida to house new plant breeding accelerator program
The University of Florida announced it is the new home for an important partner in the effort to provide nutritious food for the nation and to keep farms competitive. The USDA-Agricultural Research Service-funded program called... more »
BioWorks hires Bill Rietkerk as senior biological solutions advisor
BioWorks recently announce the appointment of Bill Rietkerk as senior biological solutions advisor for horticulture. In this role, he will lead BioWorks’ continued expansion within California’s horticulture market. Prior to joining BioWorks, Rietkerk built and... more »
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