Category: Research
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From propagation to consumers: HRI research powers every link in the green industry supply chain
HRI is investing $560,000 in 18 horticulture research projects focused on production, plant health, landscapes, and consumers. Explore the research and learn more.
New fund aims to advance Northeast horticulture research
New Hampshire growers and AFE launched a research fund to support horticulture and floriculture research and education. Learn more about its mission and research fund.
Philips LED lighting supports South Korea smart farming hub
Signify installed Philips LED lighting and control systems at Yonam University’s smart farming hub in South Korea, improving energy efficiency and reducing labor costs. See how this is project is supporting vertical farm research and training.
USDA restructuring research organization as part of reorganization
USDA has restructured its Research, Education, and Economics (REE) Mission Area as part of ongoing reorganization efforts. Some positions will be relocated.
ISHS group details tools and datasets for tracking plant water status
Researchers are advancing methods to measure plant water transport and status, combining sap flow techniques with additional sensors and expanding global datasets. These tools help scientists and growers better understand plant responses to water stress and changing environmental conditions.
UBC, Signify test dynamic LED lighting for year-round pepper growing
UBC and Signify are testing LED lighting strategies to enable year-round greenhouse pepper production in Canada. The trial, running from 2021 to 2026, focuses on light spectrum, crop management and production feasibility.
HRI funds 18 horticulture research projects
HRI awards $564,521 to 18 horticulture research projects focused on production, pest control and efficiency. Learn details and explore impacts for growers.
UF scientists advance lettuce breeding to combat disease, heat stress
Researchers are developing disease-resistant lettuce to combat heat and crop losses. Learn how new varieties could impact your operation.
Celebrating women making waves in horticulture
Women in horticulture advance education, research and product innovation across the industry. See their work and examine how it supports growers.
Data center waste heat studied for greenhouse farming
North Dakota researchers study colocating data centers and greenhouses to reuse waste heat. Learn the findings and explore implications for growers.
Combating boron toxicity in Easter lily
Boron toxicity can severely damage Easter lily crops. See trial results and review how potassium silicate treatments reduced symptoms.
Tennessee hosts CEA herb research stakeholder meeting
University of Tennessee to host CEA herb and leafy greens research meeting June 29 to 30, 2026. View the agenda and register to attend.
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.
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.
Biotalys refocuses biocontrol strategy to cut costs
Biotalys refocuses on lead biocontrols to cut costs and extend runway. Learn what it means for growers and see which programs move forward.