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Our Favorite Christmas Box
2 hours ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
We truly love the amazing English boxwood, Buxus sempervirens ‘Elegantissima’ in the winter garden. We’ve never been able to track down it’s origin, but we know that it was grown in Europe around 1860. We’ve grown this in both sun and light shade, and while it thrives in both, the density of the...
‘What happens next is the real test’: a look back at agtech in 2025
3 hours ago by AGFunder
From regenerative agriculture and biological crop protection to robotics and indoor farming, 2025 wasn’t a year of breakthroughs—it was a year of stamina. Many companies shut down, laid off staff, or spun off parts of their business, while capital constraints persisted but also saw possible new...
Indoor Farming Ecosystem: Why Partnerships Became the Dominant Growth Strategy
4 hours ago by iGrow News
Partnerships were the most frequent form of strategic activity recorded across the indoor farming ecosystem in 2025. The post Indoor Farming Ecosystem: Why Partnerships Became the Dominant Growth Strategy appeared first on iGrow News.
Poinsettias: Rethinking a Christmas Cliché
5 hours ago by Gardenista
Happy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: The poinsettia revolution was a long time coming. But worth waiting for. It’s been nearly 200 years since Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first U.S. diplomat to Mexico, shipped Euphorbia...
War, Wellness, and Watts: Inside Oak Ridge National Lab
6 hours ago by Undark
What’s now known as Oak Ridge National Laboratory was founded in 1943 as part of the Manhattan Project, specializing in atomic bomb material. The nearby town, known as “The Secret City,” grew to 75,000 residents, many unaware of their work’s nature until after the war. Today, ORNL is the largest...
Plant ‘tredges’ to boost England’s tree cover, gardeners urged
8 hours ago by The Guardian
Royal Horticultural Society’s call backs government aim to increase woodland cover from 10% to at least 16.5% by 2050Gardeners should plant native “tredges” – foliage between the size of a tree and a hedge – to boost England’s tree cover, the Royal Horticultural Society has said.Taking...
Urban Farming Market: Cultivating the Future of Sustainable Food Systems
24 hours ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
The Urban Farming Market continues to grow as cities embrace sustainable food systems and local production. Rising demand for fresh produce, smart farming technologies, and supportive policies are driving steady market growth and reshaping how modern urban communities cultivate and consume food.
Hydroponic Nutrients Market Size, Growth, Trends, and Global Forecast to 2032
24 hours ago by AgriTech Tomorrow News
The Hydroponic Nutrients Market is expanding rapidly with growing adoption of hydroponic and vertical farming systems. Rising demand for sustainable food production, technological innovation, and urban agriculture initiatives are driving global market growth and shaping the future of modern farming.
Here come the Green Snowflakes
26 hours ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
Emerging in the woodland garden now are the amazing toothworts of the former genus, Dentaria. Dentaria ‘Green Snowflake’ below, is our 2017 introduction of our hybrid between two natives, Dentaria heterophylla and Dentaria dissecta. This foliage sailed through our recent low temperatures of 15...
Kind Farm CEO honored for leadership in food production
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Stephanie Mok has built a career at the intersection of construction, engineering, and food production, with a focus on making agriculture more resilient and local. She is the co-founder and CEO of Kind Farm Services, where she leads large-scale controlled environment agriculture projects in the United…
India: Mushroom cultivation highlighted as income booster at National Farmers’ Day
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
National Farmers' Day/National Mushroom Day was celebrated at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), East Siang in collaboration with the College of Horticulture & Forestry (CHF), Central Agricultural University (CAU) and the College of Agriculture, at CHF, Pasighat. The event saw the participation of around 80…
US: Turning fungi into flavor at a Florida mushroom farm
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
What starts as a dream of opening an Italian deli turns into something entirely different for Jor'El and Sheth Schustrin. Six years later, the pair now run Stropharia Mushroom Farm, where they grow specialty mushrooms year-round in Southwest Florida. The idea comes from a deeply personal place. The…
Kuwaiti farmers successful in growing fruit variety under controlled environments
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
"Nearly every farm in Al-Wafra and Al-Abdali, particularly in recent years, has climate-controlled fruit greenhouses that helps in producing a wide variety of fruits, including citrus, figs, grapes, guavas, pomegranates, bananas, mangoes, peaches, and apples", reports Al-Seyassah daily, quoting farmer…
Lessons for small farms with big ambitions
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
During the 2025 CEAg World Conference & Expo, Dana Shugrue of CEAg World interviewed Garrett Corwin, Founder and Farmer of Piedmont Microgreens, about how Piedmont Microgreens is scaling production, sales channels, and operations to quadruple revenue — lessons for small farms with big ambitions....
Australia: A $100,000/year microgreens business run out of a garage
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
This standard garage was turned into a $100,000+ per year microgreens business and it's run entirely from home! In this farm tour, Microgreens Consulting is visiting Mountain Leaf Microgreens near Sydney, Australia. Duncan built a highly profitable microgreens farm inside a normal double garage using…
Pakistan: Punjab to promote hydroponics farming for year-round tomatoes
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
The Punjab government is paying attention to promote modern technology in the province to ensure uninterrupted supply of vegetables, especially tomatoes across the year. The Punjab agriculture department has sought recommendations from the experts to promote the hydroponic technology which enables…
Supporting environmental education in rural Armenia
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Thanks to the environmental education program by the Estonian Refugee Council, students at three schools in the Tavush region of Armenia can now learn sustainable agricultural methods and contribute to environmental protection through their daily practices. Hydroponic greenhouses and composting…
“People buy shelves thinking they can start growing tomorrow. That’s not how it works”
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
ZGreens began in Zaragoza in 2019 as a microgreens producer focused on high-end hospitality. Five years later, the company continues to supply chefs with microgreens and edible flowers, but its ambitions have expanded. Founder Juan Naudin now sees ZGreens as a business shaped less by novelty and more by…
Custom LED gains ground as Italian nurseries push for efficiency
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Protected and soilless cultivation systems continue to gain traction, with Italian nurseries widely recognised among the best in the world. These operations require different lighting solutions depending on the growth stage of the plants. It is within this context that C-Led, a company based in Imola…
India: Experts teach students about nuances of mushroom farming
26 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Updating students about new startup opportunities, the experts introduced them about intricacies of mushroom farming on the third day of national workshop. It may be mentioned that a five-day national workshop on "The Art of Mushroom Entrepreneurship: Strategies for Success" is being organized from…
A Christmas lesson from plant ecology: why plants like holly and mistletoe may not be as well defended as we think
26 hours ago by Prof. Jeff Ollerton
Christmas is a time of expectations, when we assume that familiar traditions will work as they always have. Some traditions are associated with plants such as holly and mistletoe. In ecology, we make similar assumptions, one of the most enduring of which is that plants introduced to new parts of...
Effect of the quality of washing water on shelf-life and product safety of rinsed produce
26 hours ago by Hortidaily
The quality of washing water has a significant effect on the shelf-life and product safety of the rinsed produce. A recently conducted assessment shows how the biodegradable disinfectant Huwa-San TR-50 can clean the water system completely, removing biofilm, microbiological load, low oxygen levels, and…
Plant nursery Jongerius declared bankrupt: “There is clarity now, but time is running out”
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Dutch plant nursery Jongerius has now officially been declared bankrupt. The largely organic nursery, which played a key role within European organic horticulture, suddenly announced on 31 October that it would cease operations. In the weeks that followed, uncertainty reigned for employees, growers and…
South Korean seed company expands into Mexico
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
KOSDAQ-listed NH Nongwoo Bio said on the 22nd that it will establish a local subsidiary in Mexico next year to step up its push into the Latin American market. The Mexico subsidiary will be NH Nongwoo Bio's eighth overseas unit. NH Nongwoo Bio noted that Mexico's vegetable seed market is composed of key…
UAE: Citizen-owned farms emerge as leading investment projects, sustainable tourism destinations
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Citizen-owned farms across the UAE are emerging as key drivers of sustainable domestic tourism, drawing nature enthusiasts to serene landscapes that showcase the country's resilience and agricultural innovation. Their growing diversity of produce is helping to build a more sustainable agricultural…
A regenerative approach for soft fruit production in Doñana
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
The Doñana Natural Area in south-western Spain is a vital ecological region, known for its biodiversity and as a key habitat for migratory birds, including the Dutch national bird, the Black-tailed Godwit (Grutto). Doñana is also a major hub for soft fruit production, closely linked to Northern European…
International conference in Ukraine brings together fruit, vegetable and berry producers
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
From 25 to 27 February 2026, Ternopil will host HortiTech Ukraine 2026, a conference dedicated to horticulture, vegetable production, and berry cultivation. The event gathers Ukrainian and international experts, agronomists, producers, engineers, and technology providers to discuss modern cultivation,…
TSW Matchmaker makes debut during TSW trade fair
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
TSW, the Fruit and Vegetable Industry Trade Fair, brings together fruit and vegetable producers, buyers, distributors, processors, technology providers, and industry experts from across Europe and beyond. The 16th edition of TSW will take place on 23 and 24 January 2026 at the Targi Kielce Exhibition &…
Precision irrigation is essential for maintaining the health and profitability of pepper crops
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Each season, the horticultural sector faces weather, pest, and resource-management challenges that test its ability to maintain crop stability and profitability, especially in intensive systems such as greenhouses. Well-adjusted irrigation is key to maintaining crop stability, optimizing water use, and…
US: Supporting small scale growing in Alaska
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Food security is a concern for all Alaskans, considering its remote location, high import and shipping costs, infrastructure limitations, and short growing season. About 95 percent of the food purchased in Alaska is imported and the food supply chain is vulnerable to disruptions, especially for...
Enhancing pepper quality through microbiomes
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
The effectiveness of microbial inoculants in agriculture is often limited by their unstable colonization in dynamic soil environments. Researchers investigated the impact of application timing and continuity of a four-member synthetic microbial community (SynCom) on pepper (Capsicum annuum L.)…
Italian innovation for the baby leaf sector
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
With eleven greenhouses, 3,000 square meters of floor space, over 100 varieties, and 180 participants, the Baby Leaf 2025 Open Day at OP Italianleaf in Pontecagnano, in Italy's Campania region, was a success. Organized by Maraldi Sementi, the event was attended by Italian and international...
Kazakhstan’s greenhouse industry enters a new development phase amid regional competition
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Kazakhstan's greenhouse industry is entering a new phase after a sharp downturn that followed rapid growth 7–10 years ago. According to agribusiness entrepreneur and MP Bolatbek Aliyev, much of the earlier state support failed to produce sustainable results, while competition from Turkmenistan...
US-Mexico water dispute escalates as Washington threatens new 5% tariff
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Tensions between the United States and Mexico escalated this week after Washington warned it would impose a new 5% tariff on Mexican products if Mexico fails to deliver at least 200000 acres pie of water to Texas before December 31, under the 1944 Water Treaty. The volume is equivalent to around 246…
Micropeptide solutions specialist announces new board appointment
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Micropep Technologies has announced the appointment of Patricia "Trish" Malarkey, a globally recognized innovation leader, as an independent member of its Board of Directors. Malarkey brings over three decades of global innovation leadership across life sciences, food, and agricultural technology. She…
Crisp has recorded an operating profit for the first time since its launch
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Starship robots turn Santa's little helpers for Christmas deliveries in LaplandIn the Lapland town of Rovaniemi - the 'official' home of Father Christmas - customers are receiving their last minute Christmas shopping from delivery robots dressed up as elves and reindeer. Lisa Johnson, Vice President at…
Egypt emerges as a new strategic hub for blueberry production
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
In recent years, Egypt has moved from being a largely unexplored territory for blueberry cultivation to becoming one of the most closely watched emerging origins for international investors and operators. Water availability, favourable climatic conditions and a strategic location between key...
"Technology succeeds when it fits into people’s lives"
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
After years of working across commercial hydroponics, institutional projects, and international pilots, Christer Tilk has grown cautious of systems that promise scale before they prove usability. As CEO and co-founder of Growpipes, he has seen capital-heavy automation and proprietary design move faster…
10 greenhouse supplier acquisitions
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
Yesterday we spoke about growers expanding thanks to the acquisition of other growers, but in the supplying industry, acquisitions and sales are also continuing at a rapid pace. Although interest from private equity is much lower than a couple of years ago, the sales and acquisitions continue....
Havecon looks back at 2025 projects
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
The global challenge surrounding food supply and professional crop production calls for smart, scalable and reliable solutions. In 2025, greenhouse horticulture once again played a central role in addressing this challenge. Through controlled growing conditions, more efficient use of space and...
Soilless lettuce production has started in Adana
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
As part of the "Strengthening Seasonal Agricultural Capacities in Rural Areas Project," soilless lettuce farming has been initiated in Adana. The area where the project is being carried out was visited by Atilla Bayazit, the provincial director of agriculture and forestry in Adana. He obtained details…
Silopi is about to become one of the biggest greenhouse production zones in Turkey
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
For the Silopi Greenhouse Organized Agricultural Zone, which will be built in the Silopi area of the Basverimli town of Sirnak, infrastructure development has advanced. The project is being carried out on a 94.6-hectare plot in the Basverimli town of Sirnak, about 10 kilometers from the Habur Border…
Uncertainty in the tomato market continues
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
The tomato season out of Mexico has been going for about three weeks now for SunFed and volumes are still relatively small at the start of the deal. "In the next month, we expect volumes to really pick up," says Matt Mandel, CEO of SunFed Produce. In the past few months, the market didn't reach the…
New baby leaf production in Slovenia, the centre of Europe
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
As Europe seeks more reliable and sustainable local food production, Green Gardens Dobrovnik is moving into the final planning phase of a large-scale baby leaf greenhouse project in northeastern Slovenia. The project is further strengthened by the involvement of Pieter Slaman (GaaS), one of the world's…
"150 acres of greenhouse projects delivered, and strong outlook for 2026"
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
"This year was an exceptional one for our team and our customers," said Abe Wiebe, co-founder and Director of Greenhouse Sales at Universal Fabricating. The North American manufacturer and integrator of commercial greenhouse solutions today announced the successful completion of a record year marked by…
"This demo project is only the beginning"
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
At the end of January, a new demonstration greenhouse will officially open in Grootvlei, an area close to Johannesburg in South Africa. Dutch companies including Seed2Feed, Holland Greentech, Svensson, Control Union, Bosmans van Zaal, Rijk Zwaan and, during the initial phase, Delphy, contributed…
"Plant sensors and dynamic lighting open new doors for growers"
27 hours ago by Hortidaily
During the third meeting of the DigiKas (digital greenhouse) project at Agrotopia in Brussel, Belgium, the first results were recently shared on how plant sensors and dynamic lighting can support data-driven crop management. Experts from Inagro, Ghent University, KU Leuven and Thomas More...
Inside the 2025 Indoor Farming Bankruptcies: Capital Intensity Meets Reality
28 hours ago by iGrow News
Fourteen indoor farming and CEA-related bankruptcies were recorded in 2025, many involving well-capitalized companies. The post Inside the 2025 Indoor Farming Bankruptcies: Capital Intensity Meets Reality appeared first on iGrow News.
AgTech Bankruptcy in 2025: Capital Wiped Out and Structural Fault Lines Exposed
28 hours ago by iGrow News
Explore the causes and impacts of AgTech bankruptcy in 2025, including over $2.8 billion in venture capital losses. The post AgTech Bankruptcy in 2025: Capital Wiped Out and Structural Fault Lines Exposed appeared first on iGrow News.
Indoor Farming M&A in 2025: From Expansion to Rationalization
28 hours ago by iGrow News
Vertical farming and greenhouse technology companies accounted for the majority of indoor farming M&A activity in 2025. The post Indoor Farming M&A in 2025: From Expansion to Rationalization appeared first on iGrow News.
Cranberry Hand Pies: A Festive Necessity
29 hours ago by Gardenista
Happy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: Forage your cranberries or buy them at the market—this is your nudge to bake buttery cranberry hand pies before the year ends. While cranberry sauce is a reflex at Thanksgiving, its inclusion...
GPS Is Vulnerable. New Technology May Be Required.
30 hours ago by Undark
The system that humans use to navigate Earth is baked into everything from lights that turn on at sunset to dating apps that match users nearby. It’s also increasingly vulnerable to attacks. Those come in the form of signal jamming and spoofing. Can GPS be improved? Could an alternative be more...
The Past, Present, and Future of Hemp in Construction
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A tiny beacon of trust: the joy of the honesty box
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Tables laden with veg, eggs or honey in exchange for a few coins have become a global movement — and tell tales of resilience, community and truth
How to Grow Hellebores, the Winter-to-Spring Sensation
1 day ago by Gardener's Path
If you’re looking for unique perennial flowers, hybrid hellebores are for you. Also known as Lenten roses, they’re perfect for moist, shady locations in the garden, and reward with cheerful blossoms in late winter and early spring. Learn how to cultivate these evergreen early bloomers in this...
Exclusive: Canadian plant-based seafood startup Konscious Foods ceases operations
1 day ago by AGFunder
Canadian plant-based seafood startup Konscious Foods ceased operations earlier this year, AgFunderNews has learned. Emails to company execs now trigger an automated response explaining that, “Like many in the North American food industry, unforeseen changes in US-Canada trade relations combined...
WSSA Commends New Regenerative Agriculture Pilot Project
2 days ago by AgriTech Tomorrow Magazine
The pilot project's four-pronged focus will help to improve both the nation's food security and food affordability, point out WSSA leaders.
Smart formulation unlocks the full potential of biopesticides in agriculture
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Indovinya launches solutions to address challenges of applying biologically based products amid rising demand for sustainable crop protection
Cyngn Partners with Chandler Automation, Expands into Agriculture
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Cyngn expands into agriculture through a partnership with Chandler Automation. The DriveMod Tugger will now enable autonomous material handling for food processors and packers.
AI in Agriculture Market Growing at 22.8% CAGR - Transforming Farm Productivity with Intelligent Data and Automation
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The AI in Agriculture Market is reshaping modern farming with advanced machine learning, predictive analytics, and automation solutions. Explore key market trends, growth drivers, and applications driving global food sustainability and operational efficiency.

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