Category: Research
Purdue research aims to improve tomato farming nationwide
Indiana ranks third in the U.S. for tomato production, and Purdue University’s Tomato Organic Management and Improvement (TOMI) project is working to boost that ranking.
Agricultural research plan is unveiled by agInnovation leaders
Leaders from agInnovation, a network of land-grant universities, announced a 10-year Research Roadmap aimed at addressing key challenges in agriculture.
Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation awards $134,592 for floriculture research funding
The Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation Research Fund of the American Floral Endowment (AFE) has announced its funding of 10 research projects for 2024, totaling $134,592.
FMF explores sustainable floral design practices
A new study, “Perceptions of Environmentalism and the Use of Sustainable Floral Design Practices within the Floral Industry,” reveals insights into sustainable practices in the floral sector.
New insecticide from Syngenta offers expanded insect control
Mainspring Xtra insecticide from Syngenta is now available for use in greenhouses, nurseries and ornamental landscapes.
Plant breeding and pest management considerations for growers
Plant breeding programs primarily focus on developing plants that are marketable with distinct selling qualities associated with flowers, leaf variegation and other plant traits, such as curled or wrinkled leaves and compact growth.
Sign up for CEAHerb annual meeting held in September
Everyone is welcome to join the CEAHerb annual stakeholder meeting to discuss and share results from the project.
Supplemental lighting strategies that let plants control the conditions
It’s essential to strike a balance between the energy input for lighting and the resulting increase in productivity and profits.
Editor’s Letter: Summertime decisions
GPN July 2024
A new take on smooth hydrangeas
A renewed focus on production friendly
BeeHero shows data-backed insights from almond pollination seasons
BeeHero has revealed bee flight hour and bee frame insights via its sensor technology and AI-powered analysis that contribute to improved pollination practices.
AFE’s new research projects for 2024-25
A large part of American Floral Endowment (AFE)’s mission is to help address industry challenges through the funding of cutting-edge research.
Mt. Cuba Center partners for a new natives brand
Mt. Cuba Center partners with Cavano’s Perennials for a new native plants brand.
