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Quick Takes With: Jean-Marc Flack
An hour ago by Gardenista
What’s in a name? In the case of landscape design firm Hortulus Animae, it’s the key to what motivates its founder Jean-Marc Flack. Hortulus Animae means “Little Garden of the Soul” and was originally the title of a book of prayers printed in the late 1400s. And fittingly, the projects he...
How to Deal with Japanese Maple Winter Dieback
13 hours ago by Gardener's Path
Japanese maples are fairly sturdy trees that can live a long time but they can suffer from winter dieback. When temperatures rise and fall repeatedly, especially coupled with desiccating winds, it can seriously harm your plants. Learn all about dealing with and preventing winter damage in...
The Fresh FoodCast by the Netherlands Explores Food Security and Sustainability in the Gulf Region
18 hours ago by iGrow News
Join Giovanni Angiolini on The Fresh FoodCast as we tackle the challenges of fresh food production in extreme climates. The post The Fresh FoodCast by the Netherlands Explores Food Security and Sustainability in the Gulf Region appeared first on iGrow News.
Mentoring as a Solution to Greenhouse Labor Challenges
20 hours ago by iGrow News
Key Takeaways Laura Martin, head grower at the Shackan Indian Band nursery in British Columbia, says labor—not technology—is the biggest challenge in greenhouse production. Martin stresses that growers should “always […] The post Mentoring as a Solution to Greenhouse Labor Challenges appeared...
Zawadzki’s Mum
21 hours ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
While fall is the season for garden mums, most folks grow only the fancy hybrids. While we love these which make good perennials, we hope you won’t forget about some of the amazing wild species, especially Chrysanthemum zawadzki. This Eurasian species is a dwarf, reaching only 1′ in height. It...
Current Obsessions: Simple Pleasures
25 hours ago by Gardenista
Ahead this weekend? A dreamy, easy guest room; DIYs for the autumn table; and our undying love for both stationary shops and garden clogs. Read on: Above: Rest your eye here. Photograph by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen courtesy of Norm Architects. Styling by Pernille Vest from Guest House No.16 in...
The Michelin-pedigree chef breaking the kitchen garden rules
29 hours ago by Financial Times
The Clove Club’s Isaac McHale was keen to spice up his menu with heritage and exotic veg, so he found a plot of land and started planting
New owner of Meati insists brand ‘poised for growth’ after mass layoffs: ‘Our initial goal is to stabilize operations’
1 day ago by AGFunder
The new owner of distressed alt meat firm Meati Holdings issued a press release describing the company’s plant in Thornton, Colorado, as “unprofitable and unsustainable” but insisted the brand was “poised for growth.” The release, which was issued three days after AgFunderNews revealed that the...
35 of the Best Hanging and Trailing Succulents and Cacti
1 day ago by Gardener's Path
Cacti and succulents that trail over a planter’s edge create a beautiful vision of floral bounty. But not all of these plants have the same care needs – and each of them has a different visual appeal. Keep reading to discover 35 of the best hanging and trailing cacti and succulents and choose...
H-2A Processing Set to Resume During Government Shutdown
1 day ago by CEAg World
The U.S. government shutdown has passed the one-month mark. At the time of this post, there is still no definitive end in sight. The shutdown has impacted many facets of daily operations in the U.S., including H-2A guestworker program. This has put extra pressure on the nation’s farmers who rely...
Tufts MD on GLP-1 and the protein obsession: ‘I worry we might be missing the mark’
1 day ago by AGFunder
Protein is hot. And the GLP-1 trend is only accelerating it, with firms competing to come up with ever more soluble and better absorbed options enabling brands to pack ever greater amounts into everything from protein water to drinkable yogurt. Loss of lean muscle mass is a well-publicized issue...
Research Brief: Pest Management Through Diversification
1 day ago by CEAg World
Purdue University is exploring how planting herbs and flowers alongside high-value crops can deter pests in high tunnel environments. Laura Ingwell, Ph.D., assistant professor of entomology, has been leading this study for two years. In that time, 13 graduate and undergraduate students have...
"Shrinking German production creates opportunities for Dutch strawberry exports"
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Last year, we published an article about 80-year-old Sjaak Verploegen from Neer, who had put his fruit-growing business up for sale. The grower, who cultivated 3 hectares of raspberries, 1 hectare of redcurrants, 0.5 hectares of blackberries, and a small plot of plums, was forced to stop due to his age.…
Texture matters: Optimizing root zone performance with coco coir
1 day ago by Hortidaily
In controlled environment horticulture, the physical structure of a substrate determines how water, air, and nutrients move through the root zone. This structure — its texture — directly affects irrigation behavior, crop steering, and ultimately, plant performance. "The texture of a substrate...
NL: Greenhouse area makes way for pharmaceutical space
1 day ago by Hortidaily
A major step has been taken toward transforming Katwijk's greenhouse region. Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly is setting up operations in the area, marking the beginning of a new phase in turning the traditional horticultural zone into a modern, sustainable place to live and work. "This is a fantastic…
“We fully automate inspections so every piece of fruit or vegetable can be checked without contact”
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Globally, it is estimated that around 40 per cent of all fruit and vegetables are never consumed. A huge waste of food, water, land, and energy. Often, this waste occurs because somewhere along the chain, the quality of produce does not meet specifications during transport, storage, or in the shop. But…
Resource-saving cultivation system for the production of lettuce and strawberries
1 day ago by Hortidaily
At expoSE, Dürr Systeme, a first-time exhibitor at expoSE, is introducing EcoY, an innovative cultivation system for the resource-efficient cultivation of lettuce and strawberries based on controlled environment agriculture (CEA). EcoY uses sunlight as its primary light source and completely avoids…
Fighting to build the greenhouse of the future today
1 day ago by Hortidaily
On October 29, HortiQ-certified greenhouse builders, installers, consultants, and insurer Achmea came together in Leiden. It was a moment for meeting, reflection, and looking ahead. The horticultural greenhouse sector is dynamic and constantly evolving. Building the greenhouse of tomorrow...
"Thrips are causing yields and availability of top-grade peppers to fall"
1 day ago by Hortidaily
The vegetable export season is gaining momentum in the Spanish province of Almeria as the supply grows, and European retailers are already almost entirely focused on their Spanish programs. In this context, all eyes are again on Thrips parvispinus due to its impact on pepper production, which is proving…
Transitioning towards a more safe, sustainable and professional horticulture sector in Vietnam
1 day ago by Hortidaily
During the last decade greenhouse vegetable production has seen an enormous development in Vietnam. Farmers have invested in more modern greenhouse infrastructure and embraced improved growing technologies, greatly increasing productivity, product quality and profitability per production area. Although…
"We have diversified our production and increased efficiency as a strategic response to the tomato tariffs"
1 day ago by Hortidaily
In Mexico's agricultural heartland, Finka has become a benchmark for innovation and efficiency in greenhouse horticultural production. From its facilities in Querétaro, the company led by Jorge Manuel del Toro Chávez has managed to transform the traditional high-tech greenhouse concept into a...
South African vegetable oversupply deflates prices, with notable exceptions
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Great growing conditions and few setbacks have resulted in bumper crops and an oversupply in many (not all) vegetables. Retailers are continuously running promotions, but it's a battle, says a fresh produce manager at a retailer. "We have to shift 100% of our kilograms to get to last year's...
US: New Biological Solutions Advisor announced by BioWorks
1 day ago by Hortidaily
BioWorks has announced that Libby Brallier has joined the company as a Biological Solutions Advisor, supporting horticulture customers throughout the Pacific Northwest region. In her new role, Brallier will work directly with growers and distributors to deliver customized biological programs...
Using machine learning to regulate plant seedling growth
1 day ago by Hortidaily
The morphological characteristics of grafting seedlings affect the quality of automatic grafting. Because of the nonuniform and unstable lighting conditions in greenhouses, it is difficult to implement targeted control over seedlings. In contrast, plant factories are able to cultivate grafted seedlings…
"This year I’ve grafted all my pepper plants, and I’ll definitely keep doing so in the future"
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Bell pepper growers have had a tough time in recent years. Following issues with aphid invasions and losses over the last two years, organic breeding company De Bolster stepped in to help with the bell pepper rootstock 'Skyborn F1'. Growers Paul Moerman and Youri Barendse tested the rootstock and are…
India: Growers make choices for high yielding varieties
1 day ago by Hortidaily
As the Rabi season gains momentum across India, farmers are looking beyond traditional cereals and pulses to explore high-value vegetable crops like tomatoes. Leveraging scientific advancements and protected cultivation technologies, farmers can now achieve substantial profits even with small…
Greenhouses allocated to women on World Women Farmers Day
1 day ago by Hortidaily
On October 15, International Women Farmers' Day, Hakkari Governor Ali Celik attended the Greenhouse Delivery Ceremony in the Merzan area and gave 18 of the 47 greenhouses to women farmers. "It's extremely valuable that our women farmers, our mothers, are a part of production," Governor Celik stated…
CAN: The potential of herbs a natural fertilizer
1 day ago by Hortidaily
When the subject of beneficial herbs comes up, some people might think of supplements that improve their well-being. But what if fermented herbs can enhance the health of plants? Brock University chemists Dustin Duncan and Vaughn Mangal have teamed up with Wandler Probiotics to test a fermented herb…
Berry Forum 2025 to address leadership in European berry sector
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Becoming successful in the berry industry is a goal shared by many growers, but it also brings daily challenges and responsibilities beyond producing high-quality fruit. Modern leadership in the sector now requires strategic thinking, technological investment, and skilled team management. These themes…
Nigeria joins UPOV PRISMA
1 day ago by Hortidaily
Nigeria has officially joined the UPOV PRISMA online filing platform for all crops and species, enabling breeders in Africa's most populous country to submit plant variety protection (PVP) applications digitally. This development follows Nigeria's accession to the UPOV Convention on 27 March...
“Early-generation systems with high labour and energy intensity struggle in high-cost environments”
1 day ago by Hortidaily
After confirming the liquidation of its Singapore operation, Growy has shared new details about the factors behind its decision and the lessons that will shape its next phase. Speaking with Vertical Farm Daily, co-founders Ard and Laura van de Kreeke acknowledged that the closure stemmed primarily from…
Delavay’s Schefflera is a now a Heap of Pleureum
1 day ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
One of our favorite fall-flowering trees is the tropical-looking Schefflera delavayi. As a child, I was always enamored with schefflera on our family vacations to Florida, never dreaming it would be possible to grow these “tropicals” in our Raleigh garden. Fast forward 60 years, a number of...
Komet Irrigation Launches Komet Precision Wave and Previews New Irrigation Research Hub at Agritechnica 2025
1 day ago by iGrow News
Komet Irrigation introduces the Komet Precision Wave (KPW), a new generation of pivot sprinklers aimed at improving water distribution and irrigation efficiency. The post Komet Irrigation Launches Komet Precision Wave and Previews New Irrigation Research Hub at Agritechnica 2025 appeared first...
Don’t give up on tulips just yet
1 day ago by Financial Times
Yes there are obstacles, but there are ways round most — and they are still worth taking
ETS2 postponed until 2028
1 day ago by Vertical Farm Daily
The European Council introduced a provision to postpone the entry into application of the EU emissions trading system for buildings and road transport (ETS2) by one year, from 2027 to 2028. The change is part of the new agreement for the 2040 climate target, of a 90% reduction in net greenhouse...
Waitrose: Revitalised fruit and veg department in first ‘Home of Food Lovers’ concept store
1 day ago by Vertical Farm Daily
UK: Employers join forces with government to tackle ill-health and keep Britain workingEmma Taylor, Chief People Officer, Tesco: "As the UK's largest private sector employer, we support jobs and local communities right across the country, and we recognise that good work doesn't just benefit our economy,…
Had a bad year? Embrace ‘volunteer crops’, your garden’s gift to you
1 day ago by The Guardian
If plants pop up where you weren’t expecting them, don’t pull them up – you never know what you might findI’ve been as honest as possible about the rubbish growing season I’ve had this year. For reasons beyond my control – mostly life, work and weather – it’s been far from my best. I’ve hobbled...
Guest article: Making agricultural subsidies part of social welfare is a step towards a just rural transition
1 day ago by AGFunder
Bruce Campbell is chief innovation strategist at Clim-Eat, an initiative working to direct public attention towards the crucial intersections between food and climate, and encourage collective action towards building a more sustainable and healthy future. The views expressed in this article are...
Meiogenix Relocates U.S. Headquarters to North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park
2 days ago by iGrow News
Meiogenix, a biotechnology company focused on epigenetics and AI-assisted precision breeding, has relocated its U.S. headquarters to Research Triangle Park (RTP), North Carolina. The post Meiogenix Relocates U.S. Headquarters to North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park appeared first on iGrow News.
Sustainea Bioglycols Launches Regenerative Agriculture Project in Partnership with Primient
2 days ago by iGrow News
Key Takeaways: The project supports 1,000 acres of farmland in Lafayette, Indiana, promoting soil health and carbon sequestration Collaboration with Primient builds on Sustainea’s sustainable sourcing strategy for Bio-MEG production […] The post Sustainea Bioglycols Launches Regenerative...
17 presents for gardeners with an eye for detail
2 days ago by Financial Times
The HTSI creative director requires smart seed packets and secateurs
Artist Visit: Alice Fox’s Allotment Garden Plot 105 in West Yorkshire, England
2 days ago by Gardenista
At first sight, there’s nothing extraordinary about Alice Fox’s allotment in West Yorkshire, England. In fact, her garden community neighbors are “mostly oblivious” to the magic she weaves there. The addition of a flax crop may have been a novelty when she first rented the plot, but the size and...
Book Excerpt: How Coyotes Found a New Homeland in the East
2 days ago by Undark
While many animals’ habitats are shrinking across our human-engineered planet, a few species are actually expanding their ranges — managing to thrive in spite of, or even because of, human activity. Coyotes are one of them, vastly extending their populations east of the Mississippi since the...
Consciously Driven: In Conversation with VOID, the Costa Rican Studio Shaping Regenerative Architecture
2 days ago by ArchDaily
Is there a general response of biodiversity to elevated CO2 and nitrogen across spatial scales?
2 days ago by Journal of Ecology (British Ecological Society)
Ethan E. Butler, Peter B. Reich, Neha Mohanbabu, and Forest Isbell from the University of Minnesota, USA, Zhong Wang from the Wuhan University inChina, and Xiujuan Qiao from the Wuhan Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, discuss their article: Elevated CO2 and enriched nitrogen...
The Week in AgriFoodTech: Funding for insect protein, Believer Meats USDA approval, Pow.Bio scales continuous biomanufacturing
2 days ago by AGFunder
💰 Fundraise highlights: Land-based salmon farming operation First Water and insect farmer nextProtein announced notable raises, along with Ceres and Source.ag. 🍗 Spotlight on cultivated meat: Britain’s Hoxton Farms filed for regulatory approval in Singapore for its cultivated fat; Believer Meats...
How to Grow and Care for Christmas Carol Aloe
2 days ago by Gardener's Path
Christmas Carol aloe has green leaves with red accents and is shaped like a star. This easygoing succulent is suitable for growing outdoors in Zones 9 to 11 and as a houseplant. Use the leaves to soothe minor burns or let it shine as part of your festive holiday decor. Learn how to grow...
RII Analyzes Greenhouse Colocation and Resource Sharing in New Guide
2 days ago by CEAg World
Rising utility expenses and growing uncertainty around CO2 availability are pushing greenhouse operators to reconsider how they approach facility planning. “Connected Agriculture: Best Practices for Greenhouse Colocation & Resource Sharing,” a recent analysis from Resource Innovation Institute...
The Cultural and Political Moment for Toxins Research
2 days ago by Undark
Environmental health, once firmly associated with Democrats, has found new champions in the coalition of vaccine skeptics, natural food enthusiasts, concerned parents, and environmental activists that form the Make America Healthy Again, or MAHA, movement.
Corteva’s unveils its first-ever bioinsecticide: ‘Combining biologicals with synthetics is critical’
2 days ago by AGFunder
Crop protection company Corteva has announced its first-ever bioinsecticide, Goltrevo, which could help growers fight destructive yield losses from pests like the corn leafhopper. The company also introduced its Varpelgo insecticide. Unveiling the two products together underscore’s Corteva’s...
Dec. 11th Urban Ag Webinar: Learn the Basics of Hydroponics and Controlled Environments
2 days ago by Urban AG News
Ames, IA – Urban growers interested in indoor farming are invited to attend an upcoming Iowa State University Urban Agriculture Program webinar. On Thursday, Dec. 11, from 1 – 2 p.m. (Central), Dr. Christopher Currey will present “Controlled Environments for Urban Ag: A Primer.” Dr. Currey is an...
2025 Innovator Finalist: Moein Moosavi-Nezhad
2 days ago by CEAg World
Moein Moosavi-Nezhad, Ph.D. student at North Carolina State University, is one of three finalists in the Innovator category of the inaugural CEAg World Impact Awards. The Innovator Award recognizes an entrepreneur or leader who has pioneered and implemented a new tool, concept, or practice that...
Wolters Kluwer to present insights on AI’s transformative impact on agriculture lending
2 days ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
Conference session will focus on benefits expert AI technology brings in AgLending
Sustainea Launches Regenerative Agriculture Project in Indiana to Advance Sustainable Sourcing
2 days ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
-Sustainea has partnered with Primient to launch a 1,000 regenerative agriculture project to empower Indiana farmers and improve soil health. -The initiative helps enable climate-smart sourcing for Sustainea's Bio-MEG plant in Lafayette.
Agroz Plans to Expand Locations of Products and Services in GCC and Southeast Asia to Advance AI-Driven Food Security Solutions
2 days ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
The Company has received indicators of interest for its vertical farm products in Oman and the United Arab Emirates and plans to secure customers in these countries. Agroz believes the high-potential markets in the GCC and Southeast Asia present key opportunities for the Company to deploy its...
AgroFresh Announces New AI-Powered Imaging and Orchard Analytics Partnerships with Aerobotics and Neolithics
2 days ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
Integration Reinforces FreshCloud as the Industry's Most Connected Digital Quality Ecosystem
Appetronix raises $6m to scale robotic kitchens: ‘Quick service is going to get more and more automated’
2 days ago by AGFunder
Robotic kitchen startup Appetronix has raised a $6 million seed plus round led by Donatos Pizza founder Jim Grote, the Grote family, and AlleyCorp, taking its total funding to $10 million. Founded in 2020 by Nipun Sharma, Appetronix recently launched an automated pizza kitchen at Columbus...
Ag robotics startup Naïo bounces back after a year of financial turmoil
2 days ago by AGFunder
Ag robotics startup Naïo will relaunch under new leadership after highly publicized financial difficulties and a judicial reorganization process earlier this year. A narrower focus on specific machines in the Naïo repertoire will provide options for smaller farms that often have less access to...
Golden Pancakes
2 days ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
The amazing Southeast US native groundcover, Amsonia ciliata ‘Georgia Pancake’ is putting on a stunning fall show now, as the foliage changes from rich green to gold, before going dormant for the winter. This is truly one of the most amazing, garden-worthy native perennials we grow. Amsonia...
MSU study develops tool to assess E. coli risk in leafy greens
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) are leading a two-year study to better understand the persistence of Escherichia coli REPEXH02, a subtype of E. coli O157:H7 linked to multiple leafy greens-related foodborne illness outbreaks. The project, funded by the Center for Produce Safety, aims to…

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