With unique, climbing growth, vines are excellent for adding vertical interest in the garden – their bold flowers and handsome foliage are perfect to soften and cover upright structures like arbors, porches, and privacy screens. For handsome greenery and bright flowers, here are 19 vines for...

From practical automation to pricing discipline, Top 100 growers share the most effective ways they improved profitability in 2025. The post Taking Action on Profitability appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

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A Netherlands-based monitoring project, co-headed by Wageningen, looks at how greenhouse biodiversity strips attract beneficial insects. The post How Biodiversity Strips Help to Attract More Beneficial Insects appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

Soil is far more than the ground beneath our feet. To understand it properly, you must look inside it. Therefore, this idea guided a field-based technical training. It took place across several experimental sites of the Luso-Galician Living Lab. As a result, scientists, technicians, and...

Like with previous Sesame Street collaborations, the Elmo Mosaic is designed to get younger generations interested in gardening. The post DeVroomen Displays Sesame Street Mosaic at Keukenhof Gardens appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

A Mushroom Innovation Day, hosted by Teagasc Horticulture Development Department, took place on Wednesday, 6 May at the Ashtown Research Centre in Dublin. It brought together growers, researchers, and technology providers to explore the future of mushroom production, with a strong focus on automation,…

"Many people entered hydroponics only because it was trending," says Som Kumar, CEO and Founder of AQUAHYD Agritech, a hydroponic farm setup and equipment company that has completed over 300 projects across more than 25 Indian states."The market has become much more mature," he says. "Clients now arrive…

"Mushrooms sit at this really interesting intersection of food, agriculture and science," says Alex Turner, co-founder of Bangkok's Earthling Mushroom Farm. This concept is on full display inside a warehouse in the city's densely populated On Nut district, where the company has built what it says is one…

The Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU Dongyu, emphasized today that the global fertilizer scarcity caused by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz will lead to lower yields and tightening food supplies in the latter half of 2026 and into 2027. He…

"For decades, the thinking was there are only 16 or 17 elements essential for plant survival," says Hunter Konchan, Director of Horticulture R&D with Impello Biosciences, producer of the silicon-based product Dune. "The thing is, in production horticulture and agriculture, we don't want our...

Food production across the UAE is undergoing a technological transformation as advanced agricultural systems begin redefining how farms operate, scale, and respond to growing sustainability and food-security demands. From AI-powered climate control and robotics to precision irrigation and hydroponic…

Key takeaways Greenhouse trials found LED intercanopy lighting improved tomato and cucumber yields by up to 24% under high light conditions. The technology delivers light directly into lower canopy levels where toplighting and sunlight are less effective. Growers in high-radiation regions are...

Craving cherries early in the season? A video gaining visibility online shows a grower heating his greenhouse with wood and distributing the heat through pipes throughout the greenhouse, claiming it speeds up blooming and fruiting. Although fuel wood, waste wood, wood chips, and biomass are more...

Spring Demo Day at the De Ruiter Demo House in Ontario offers a hands-on look at De Ruiter’s full pre-commercial and commercial crop pipeline.

German startup eternal.ag is accelerating its vision for fully automated greenhouse operations through AI-driven harvesting robots, simulation-based development, and a new "robot-ready" trolley platform designed to help growers transition toward automation. The company, which recently launched its…

In Ethiopia, around 30% to 50% of the horticultural products are lost between harvest and market. This reduces incomes, wastes resources, undermines food security, and weakens competitiveness. The Netherlands Agricultural Network (LAN) at the Dutch Embassy in Addis Ababa is addressing this by developing…

On 11 June, the World Cup will kick off in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Through our international fresh produce and horticulture platforms, we are organising a World Cup Football Pool. Who is the biggest football expert in the international fresh produce and horticulture sector? We have teamed…

Walking into the Plant Growth Facility at UBC Okanagan surrounds you with the familiar, earthy warmth of a greenhouse. Then someone mentions that the squat little pepper plant near the end of the bench is a Carolina Reaper—one of the spiciest peppers on Earth—and the temperature rises a little. "It's…

Temperature, humidity, and CO₂ are essential indicators for healthy crop growth. Accurate and reliable measurements help you make better decisions about your climate strategy. The Priva E-Measuring Box SPE is the company's next-generation solution that delivers fast, accurate climate data. Advanced…