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One of the fastest evolving areas in the industry: lighting
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"The digitization of pest monitoring is already a reality"
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Egypt’s opportunity to capture market share amid Morocco’s water scarcity challenges
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"Historically, Egypt is an open-field market due to the good weather and the good availability of water through the Nile," says Farid Ellakany, Business Development Manager MENA at Svensson. "But due to climate change, very hot summers, pesticide resistance, and water scarcity, the market is moving…
Sweet peppers from Egypt arriving soon on the European market
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Egyptian grower Mohamed Awwad, CEO of Al Awwad for Import and Export, announces the arrival of sweet peppers from Egypt next week. "The new season is starting as we see strong European demand and a more dynamic market than last season," he says. The Egyptian origin is becoming increasingly...
France sees new protests over Moroccan tomato imports
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Tensions over Moroccan tomato imports have resurfaced in France, where producer groups claim Moroccan suppliers are competing unfairly. Moroccan exporters maintain that recent campaigns against their products were triggered by disinformation. Members of the Confédération Paysanne entered a…
Italian retailer adopts reusable crates for fresh produce operations
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Iperal has increased its operational capacity with the opening of a new Fresh Food Centre in Giussano, a 50,000 m² facility designed to manage fresh products and the retailer's "Fatto da Noi" range. The site incorporates automated systems and is powered by 4,300 solar panels. The new hub prompted a…
Plantsauna premiere at ExpoSE trade fair: "This is the best marketing there is."
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Isabelle van Doorn, Moleda's new head of strawberry, recently visited the ExpoSE trade fair in Karlsruhe, Germany, where she met many users of the company's Plantsauna system. Thanks to the larger headquarters the team recently moved into, the company now has increased capacity to meet the...
US: Strong season predicted for Florida tomatoes
2 days ago by Hortidaily
The outlook for Florida tomatoes looks good as the weather has been kind to the Sunshine State, even if costs and foreign competition have been rough on growers. At a time when consumers are rethinking sourcing, Florida tomatoes have gotten a lift from retailers and consumers who support locally and…
Strong pricing expected to continue on leafy greens
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Demand continues to exceed supply on leafy greens and some of this current situation traces back to the leafy green market of late 2024 and early 2025. "From the middle of December 2024, the market went sideways and the leaf market stayed pretty much at the bottom. The beginning of 2025 was one of the…
Complete solutions for fully compostable net packaging
2 days ago by Hortidaily
The market for fruit and vegetable packaging is undergoing major changes. In the wake of the new EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), recycling rates and material savings are becoming an even stronger focus for manufacturers. The industry is conducting intensive research into future-proof…
Harvest time extended in tomato greenhouses in Isparta thanks to favorable weather conditions
2 days ago by Hortidaily
Tomato growing started in 2007 in the town of Deregumu, a district of the central province of Isparta, a region known for its substantial agricultural activity, which includes roses, cherries, lavender, apricots, and apples. In place of the village's rose and vineyards, farmers built greenhouses on 150…
"Egyptian strawberry season off to a strong start, but aircraft availability remains scarce"
2 days ago by Hortidaily
The new Egyptian strawberry season has begun around two weeks earlier than last year. "On 10 November, we already had the first strawberries, but now we are running into the same problem as last year: there are too few large aircraft available," says Alain Tulpin of logistics service provider Tulpin…
Composting for your garden? This ancient method requires minimal effort
2 days ago by The Guardian
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Plant Based Products Council Releases 2025 Consumer Trends Research Showing Strong U.S. Support for Plant-Based Materials
2 days ago by iGrow News
The Plant Based Products Council (PBPC) reports strong public familiarity (71%) and favorability (85%) toward plant-based products. The post Plant Based Products Council Releases 2025 Consumer Trends Research Showing Strong U.S. Support for Plant-Based Materials appeared first on iGrow News.
Stafford Capital Partners Establishes USD 1.2 Billion Timberland Continuation Fund
2 days ago by iGrow News
Stafford Capital Partners has created a USD 1.2 billion continuation vehicle consolidating three existing timberland funds into a perpetual structure. The post Stafford Capital Partners Establishes USD 1.2 Billion Timberland Continuation Fund appeared first on iGrow News.
Homegrown Limoncello: Preserving a Precious Meyer Lemon Crop
2 days ago by Gardenista
It is early winter and our Meyer lemon tree is now indoors in a sunny window, to overwinter until mid-spring. The lemons are so ripe and perfumed that we smell them the second we walk into the apartment. This year, I decided to make limoncello with their aromatic zest. It will be ready for an...
Book Review: Harnessing the Power of Dreams and Nightmares
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Dream scientist Michelle Carr, in “Nightmare Obscura,” makes an impassioned case that our dreamscapes are essential pillars of who we are, as she explores why we dream, why we have bad dreams, and how studying and even manipulating dreams can improve mental and physical health.
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Landmark glyphosate paper retracted in random reckoning for a scientific relic
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A widely cited “hallmark” paper on the safety of glyphosate-based chemical herbicides, including Roundup, was retracted last week by the journal that initially published it 25 years ago. The move comes nearly a decade after it was revealed that Monsanto had likely “ghostwritten” much of the...
35 Favorite Poinsettia Varieties for Your Home
2 days ago by Gardener's Path
From red to pink to green to yellow, poinsettias are available in a wide array of vibrant hues and a dazzling choice of intriguing patterns. We’ve made a list of 35 of our favorite poinsettia varieties including those in traditional holiday colors, and others that offer unique alternatives. Read...
Lessons from the Front Lines: What Growers Wish They Knew Sooner
2 days ago by CEAg World
At the 2025 CEAg World Conference and Expo, the second keynote on Day 1 brought together three leaders representing the diversity of today’s CEA landscape: Renato Zardo, Director of Growing, Great Lakes Growers Alex Rudnicki, Vice President of Technology Development, AeroFarms Billy Augustine,...
Vascular Streak Dieback and Stem Canker: Emerging Threats to U.S. Redbud Nurseries
2 days ago by HortNews (ASHS)
Representative image showing the variation in canker lesion lengths on redbud stems among different treatments: (A) wound-only control; (B) nontreated inoculated control; (C) triticonazole + pyraclostrobin, high rate (Pillar); and (D) Ulocladium oudemansii strain U3 (BotryStop).McMinnville, TN –...
Why CPG execs, not startups, now lead the AI adoption surge in food production
3 days ago by AGFunder
AI use among CPG executives has jumped 69% from last year, according to a new report from agrifoodtech consultancy Bright Green Partners. While this growth is perhaps unsurprising, large food companies should bear in mind ongoing challenges in order to “unlock meaningful commercial impact” from...
Windset Farms Recognized with FortisBC 2025 Efficiency in Action Award
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WINDSET FARMS® has been named a FortisBC 2025 Efficiency in Action Award winner. FortisBC is an energy utility that provides natural gas to homes and businesses across British Columbia. This recognition highlights the company’s commitment to energy efficiency and its proactive approach to...
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