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BrightFarms expands indoor farming with new greenhouse in Yorkville, Illinois
BrightFarms has launched a 32-acre greenhouse in Yorkville, Illinois, that is located in the Chicago metro area.
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.
Rimol Greenhouse Systems hires new sales rep
Adam Earle has joined the sales team at Rimol Greenhouse Systems.
Bailey announces new executive team changes
Bailey has appointed Tim Jacobson as chief human resources officer and Katie Huth as chief financial officer.
NCAE files lawsuit
The National Council of Agricultural Employers (NCAE) and several agricultural associations have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky challenging the Department of Labor’s new rule.
Dümmen Orange continues to expand teams
Tim Clark is now the U.S. national sales manager for Dümmen Orange.
AI simulations pre-season can improve yield outcomes
Source.ag, the provider of AI solutions for vegetable growers, is now offering Pre-Season Simulations for Source Cultivate with the latest update.
AmericanHort’s Financial Benchmark Survey deadline extended
AmericanHort has partnered with Industry Insights to launch a new Financial Benchmarking Survey & Industry Report for the green industry, which is designed to help businesses understand fiscal health and increase success.
CEA Summit East will host Virginia Governor for opening keynote
Governor Youngkin’s keynote will kick off the summit on the morning of Oct. 1, setting the stage for two days of dynamic discussions, research showcases, tabletop exhibits and collaboration within the indoor agriculture industry.
NECANN presents Michigan Cannabis Convention in Grand Rapids this month
The Michigan Cannabis Convention, presented by NECANN and All Star Brands, will take place at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids on Sept. 20-21.
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.
Sollum Technologies joins Cannabis Research Coalition
Sollum Technologies is contributing to a significant expansion of the Cannabis Research Coalition’s (CRC) research capabilities through a new partnership.
Monrovia unveils 2025 plant selections, garden trends
Monrovia invites gardening enthusiasts and industry professionals to a live webinar on Sept. 16 at 10 a.m. PDT, where the company will preview its 2025 plant selections and discuss emerging garden trends.
Deadline extended to enter perennials in 2025 AAS Trials
All-America Selections announced an extension for breeders to enter perennial varieties for evaluation in the 2025 AAS Trials. The new deadline to enter is Sept. 30, 2024.