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  • Saving Seeds on the Farm: Building Resilience
    One of the best things you can do for your farm is save farm seeds for next year's yields. It doesn’t matter what you grow; there are benefits to seed-saving that are as tangible as your pocketbook, and as intangible as your legacy. The post Saving Seeds on the Farm: Building Resilience appeared first on […]
  • 7 Highest-Yielding Cover Crops
    If you’re planting cover this year, go for the highest-yielding cover crops. These have their own yields, and they feed the soil for your spring crops, too. Check out the best recommendations for your climate and next year’s success. The post 7 Highest-Yielding Cover Crops appeared first on Modern Farmer.
  • Our Favorite Pumpkins to Grow on the Farm
    Pumpkin dreams become pumpkin plans! Check out our favorite pumpkin varieties to grow on the farm, whether for pies, for market, for decorations, or just to enjoy. The post Our Favorite Pumpkins to Grow on the Farm appeared first on Modern Farmer.
  • 9 Fall Crops to Sow in October
    Summer is gone, but fall is a prime time for planting. Don’t shut the fields down just yet, and dedicate some space to cold-hardy fall crops. Sow October seeds now, and pack in yields before winter arrives. The post 9 Fall Crops to Sow in October appeared first on Modern Farmer.
  • Post-Harvest Soil Testing: What Your Fields Are Telling You
    At the end of the season, it’s time to put the farm to sleep for winter. Adding a post-harvest soil test into the mix gives farmers valuable information to use in the upcoming season. The soil has much to say, and acting on that information provides tools for continued high yields. The post Post-Harvest Soil […]

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  • Antalya continues to lead Turkey in cut flower production

    The center of flower production in Turkey is the city of Antalya, located in southwestern Turkey. The city produces cut flowers, potted flowers, and outdoor ornamental plants all year round because of its climate and contemporary greenhouse techniques. Leading Turkey's cut flower industry, Antalya…

  • Bringing fragrance back to flowers and making flower logistics more efficient

    Afrex Trading and Cargolite are joining forces to showcase several innovations at this year's IFTF, including a new multi-sensory flower experience and the latest developments in sustainable packaging. The companies, which have long collaborated in the export and logistics of flowers from Africa, are now…

  • Hoffmann Heimos to host 18th annual Poinsettia Trial and Open House

    Millstadt Young Plants and Hoffmann Heimos Greenhouses will host their free to attend Poinsettia Trial Open House on Thursday, November 20th, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The company will host a special day for all our brokers to meet with the breeders on November 19th. The open house will be showcasing a…

  • Bob Patterson inducted into Great Lakes Floral Foundation Hall of Fame

    On the evening of October 28, 2025, the Great Lakes Floral Foundation inducted Bob Patterson CF, owner of Patterson's Flowers in Big Rapids, Reed City and Cadillac, MI into the Hall of Fame. This recognition honors Bob for his significant contributions to the floral industry, as well as his steadfast…

  • UK protected horticulture sector faces multi-million-pound annual energy cost surge

    The UK's controlled environment horticulture sector is sounding the alarm over a devastating 94% increase in electricity network charges set to take effect in April 2026. Without immediate government cooperation, the financial shock could trigger widespread business failures and drive-up food prices for…

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  • Dark Tulip Varieties: Add Mystery and Elegance to Your Garden

    Dark Tulip Varieties: Add Mystery and Elegance to Your Garden Dark tulips bring an air of mystery, elegance, and sophistication to spring gardens. Their deep shades — from velvety maroon to near-black — create striking contrasts against softer colors and pastel blooms. Whether you’re aiming […]

  • How to Grow Alliums Year-Round: Seasonal Care and Maintenance

    How to Grow Alliums Year-Round: Seasonal Care and Maintenance Alliums are among the most elegant and eye-catching garden bulbs, admired for their tall stems and globe-shaped clusters of vibrant blooms. While they’re often praised for being low-maintenance, proper seasonal care ensures they […]

  • Tulip Garden Ideas: 10 Unique Tulip Varieties to Plant This Year

    Tulip Garden Ideas: 10 Unique Tulip Varieties to Plant This Year Tulips are among the most beloved spring flowers, symbolizing renewal, beauty, and elegance. While classic red and yellow tulips have their charm, there’s a world of unique tulip varieties that can make your garden truly […]

  • How to Propagate Tulips: Step-by-Step Guide to Multiplying Your Bulbs

    How to Propagate Tulips: Step-by-Step Guide to Multiplying Your Bulbs Tulips are one of the most iconic spring flowers, admired for their vibrant colors and elegant shapes. Instead of buying new bulbs every year, many gardeners choose tulip propagation to multiply their existing plants. With the […]

  • Pest Control for Anemones: How to Protect Your Anemone Plants from Insects

    Pest Control for Anemones: How to Protect Your Anemone Plants from Insects Anemones are among the most charming spring and fall bloomers, offering delicate flowers in a wide range of colors. However, like many ornamental plants, they are vulnerable to pests and diseases that can weaken growth and […]

  • University of Florida Greenhouse Training OnlineWeed Management Starts November 3rd !

    A key to successful crop production is managing those pesky weeds. Weed Management is part of the award-winning Greenhouse Online Training program offered by the University of Florida IFAS Extension (UF). This course will help you understand weed management strategies for nurseries and greenhouses, including weed identification, herbicides and non- chemical methods for effective control [...]

  • Indoor Ag-Con Unveils 2026 Conference Program Featuring 9 Crop and Sector Tracks

     Indoor Ag-Con, the largest trade show and conference for the greenhouse, controlled environment agriculture and vertical farming industry, has unveiled its 2026 Conference Program featuring an all-new lineup of nine crop and sector tracks along with a speaker roster that is growing daily. Returning to the Westgate Las Vegas, February 11-12, 2026, the 13th annual edition of Indoor Ag-Con will [...]

  • University of Florida Greenhouse Training Online coursesTwo courses start on November 10th!

    Climate Management Advanced: Experienced, well-trained grower, upper university level. Rated 4.6 out of 5 by grower participants. Practical Disease Management Intermediate: Some experience and training, entry university level. Rated 4.4 out of 5 by grower participants. Climate Management is taught by PhD instructors Paul Fisher from University of Florida, Erik Runkle and Roberto Lopez from [...]

  • Indoor Ag-Con & Aquaponics Association Announce 2026 Pre-Conference Workshop

    ‘Rooted in Water, Fueled by Fish: Advancing Hydroponics Through Aquaponics’ As part of its mission to bring the entire controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry together, Indoor Ag-Con is partnering with the Aquaponics Association to present a full-day pre-conference workshop, “Rooted in Water, Fueled by Fish: Advancing Hydroponics Through Aquaponics,” on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & [...]

  • Roberto Lopez honored with 2025 Outstanding Extension Educator Award by the American Society for Horticultural Science

    By Michigan State University EAST LANSING, MI — Michigan State University Extension is proud to announce that Roberto G. Lopez, PhD, associate professor and controlled environment/floriculture Extension specialist in the Department of Horticulture at Michigan State University (MSU), has been named the 2025 Outstanding Extension Educator by the American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS). “I was honored when I learned [...]

  • Brooke Rollins calls FFA to faith, freedom, and farming’s future

    At the 98th National FFA Convention, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins inspired thousands of blue-jacketed members with a passionate keynote. The post Brooke Rollins calls FFA to faith, freedom, and farming’s future appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • European soccer star touting raw milk goes viral

    Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland has gone viral in recent days for posting a video to his YouTube channel that depicts a day in his life -- including his affinity for raw milk. The post European soccer star touting raw milk goes viral appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • 62 rural fire departments awarded grain bin safety tools, training

    Insurance company Nationwide has awarded grain bin safety tools and training to 62 fire departments across various rural communities in the United States. The post 62 rural fire departments awarded grain bin safety tools, training appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • What colleges at the FFA Convention are really looking for in students

    Seven universities share what they’re looking for in future agricultural leaders at the National FFA Convention, and why FFA members can succeed in college. The post What colleges at the FFA Convention are really looking for in students appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • An African farming hub for America’s top morning brews

    With 66 percent of Americans saying coffee and tea are part of their morning ritual, Kenya shows itself as a key African player in this industry. The post An African farming hub for America’s top morning brews appeared first on AGDAILY.