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  • How Native Water Protectors Champion Water Quality
    Leanna Goose grew up ricing manoomin (wild rice) as a member of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.    “Wild rice is culturally significant to Aniishinabe people here in Minnesota. It’s our connection to the land, water and our ancestors…I had a friend say that Aniishinabeg people, if we were to lose this plant, we […]
  • How to Care for Your Garden in Unpredictable Weather
    Tulips sprouting a month early after a warm spell. Drought-resilient plants soaked after weeks of rain. Cherry blossom buds freezing after a cold snap. It’s tough to be a gardener these days. Fueled by climate change, the weather is more unpredictable than normal.   “A resilient garden is one that’s ready to adapt and recover, […]
  • In Hawai‘i, American Farmers Believe They Do Cacao Better
    On the rainy side of Hawai‘i Island, Daeus Bencomo steps through fresh mud in his cowboy boots, rows of leafy cacao trees on either side of him. He grips a bright orange pod and slices it neatly at the stem before bending a knee to cut the fruit open.  The pod’s dense and waxy exterior […]
  • Spotlight On an Urban Farm Helping Refugees and Immigrants Build Community
    In a green oasis, set amid the freeways and malls of San Diego’s Mission Valley, a garden grows. Produce grown here fills subscription CSA boxes, as well as plates at the project’s cafe a few miles west. But MAKE Projects isn’t just a farm or cafe. It’s a community-supported agriculture program that furthers a larger […]
  • On the Ground with Organizations Uplifting BIPOC Farmers
    Leslie Woodward was in a real pickle. She’d temporarily closed Edenesque, her nearly decade-old self manufactured plant-based dairy company, to transition to a co-manufactured enterprise with a production partner, and urgently needed capital to scale up.    A Black woman and Le Cordon Bleu grad who cooked in prestigious restaurants, Woodward watched as peers in […]

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  • Finding the right ventilation options for a greenhouse

    In early spring, the air inside a greenhouse can heat up quickly due to increasing solar radiation, while the outside air remains relatively dry. If the vents are opened too far, the humidity inside the greenhouse can drop too quickly, which can have adverse effects on the crops. So, how do you strike…

  • NL: The shift to biological crop protection in anthurium cultivation

    It all started nearly a century ago. The Stolk Brothers' journey in horticulture began in 1925 when Pieter Stolk's great-grandfather bought land in Bergschenhoek and started growing lettuce. Over the years, the family's dedication to innovation and sustainable practices led them through various…

  • Dutch royal couple explores Kenya's flower and young plant industry

    As part of a three-day state visit, the Dutch King and Queen are exploring the Kenyan flower and young plant industry. Today, on the second day, they visited the Inland Container Depot (ICD) and Florensis in Naivasha. At the same time, a four-day trade mission is taking place, with delegates visiting…

  • UK: Trade associations call on government to pause plant health fee hike

    The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA), alongside the British Potato Trade Association (BPTA) and the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC), is urgently calling for action as the consultation on the proposed increase in plant health fees closes on Friday, March 21. The three organizations have jointly…

  • CAN: New Greenhouse Floriculture Specialist for OMAFA

    The announcement has been made that Kathryn Russell will be joining as the new Greenhouse Floriculture Specialist at OMAFA. She will be handling all aspects related to ornamental production, including nutrients, lighting, substrates, and the overall greenhouse environment. Additionally, she will…

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  • Amaryllis in Garden Design: How to Style Stunning Displays

    Amaryllis in Garden Design: How to Style Stunning Displays Amaryllis is a bold and beautiful addition to any garden, known for its large, trumpet-shaped flowers and vibrant colors. While often associated with indoor holiday blooms, Amaryllis thrives in outdoor landscapes, adding elegance and […]

  • Planting Begonias: Tilling and Maintenance Tips for Vibrant Blooms

    Planting Begonias: Tilling and Maintenance Tips for Vibrant Blooms Begonias are a stunning and versatile addition to any garden, offering vibrant flowers and lush foliage. Whether planted in garden beds, hanging baskets, or containers, these plants provide long-lasting beauty with minimal […]

  • Gladioli in Garden Design: Creating Striking and Elegant Landscapes

    Gladioli in Garden Design: Creating Striking and Elegant Landscapes Gladioli are bold, elegant flowers that bring height, structure, and vibrant color to any garden. Their tall, striking blooms make them ideal for adding vertical interest to flower beds, borders, and even container gardens. […]

  • High-Maintenance Dahlias: Special Varieties and How to Care for Them

    High-Maintenance Dahlias: Special Varieties and How to Care for Them Dahlias are known for their stunning blooms and vibrant colors, but not all varieties are equally easy to grow. Some require extra attention to thrive, whether due to their size, delicate petals, or susceptibility to weather […]

  • Best Plants for Erosion Control: Effective Ground Covers to Prevent Soil Erosion

    Best Plants for Erosion Control: Effective Ground Covers to Prevent Soil Erosion Soil erosion is a natural process where the top layer of soil is worn away by water, wind, or human activity. Left unchecked, it can lead to significant landscape damage, reduced soil fertility, and even environmental […]

  • Indoor Ag-Con 2025 Trend Report: Structural Advancements, Energy-Efficient Climate Control, Next-Gen Tools and Products

    Las Vegas, NV  – Indoor Ag-Con, the largest show dedicated to controlled environment agriculture (CEA) , is the place to find the latest trends shaping the future of farming. Come March 11-12, farmers, growers, ag tech leaders, suppliers, advocates and enthusiasts will converge at Westgate Las Vegas to experience an expanded Expo Hall with 200+ exhibiting companies offering the most cutting-edge [...]

  • University of Florida Greenhouse Training Online program offering 3 new courses in 2025!

    Shortage of trained labor is a challenge for all growers. Today’s production methods are increasingly technical, and staff need to know the why of their day-to-day work. Providing young employees with professional development opportunities is also a great way to increase staff retention. To meet these needs, University of Florida IFAS Extension (UF/IFAS) has an [...]

  • 10 Things to see and do at Indoor Ag-Con, the Largest and Leading Event Dedicated to Indoor Agriculture

    LAS VEGAS, MARCH 11-12, 2025 Explore Expanded Expo Hall with 200+ Exhibitors, Be Inspired by Two Compelling Keynotes, Sit in on Educational Conference Sessions including NEW Cannabis Track, Networking Events Las Vegas, NV (March 4, 2025) –Indoor Ag-Con, the largest and leading trade show and conference dedicated to vertical farming | greenhouse | controlled environment agriculture, will [...]

  • Trend Report 2 – Indoor Ag-Con 2025

    “Smart” Greenhouses, Climate Control Matters and Sustainable Storage Las Vegas, NV  –Indoor Ag-Con, the largest show dedicated to indoor agriculture, is the place to find the latest trends shaping the future of farming. Come March 11-12, farmers, growers, ag tech leaders, suppliers, advocates and enthusiasts will converge at Westgate Las Vegas to experience an expanded Expo Hall with 200+ exhibiting companies [...]

  • Top Canadian CEA Leaders to Share Market Innovations and Strategies at March 11-12, 2025 Event in Las Vegas

    Indoor Ag-Con, the premier trade show and conference for the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry, is excited to announce its Day 2 keynote session, “Trends in Canada: Insights from Leading CEA Growers Across the Nation.” Scheduled for 8:00 AM PST on  March 12, 2025, at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, this session will feature a dynamic panel [...]

  • 1 in 105,000: Rare triplets born to Iowa cow

    A cow at Ashton Creek Farm in Iowa defied 1-in-105,000 odds by giving birth to healthy triplets, while one in North Dakota birthed a set of quintuplets. The post 1 in 105,000: Rare triplets born to Iowa cow appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • $20K in student scholarships offered by Purina Animal Nutrition

    Purina's scholarship funds aim to support incoming and current college or vocational students involved in animal agriculture. The post $20K in student scholarships offered by Purina Animal Nutrition appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • Brevant seeds helps FFA chapters raise funds and skills

    Brevant Seeds' Turn the Bag Blue & Gold program gives FFA members industry experience and fundraising opportunities, generating almost $63,000 last year. The post Brevant seeds helps FFA chapters raise funds and skills appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • A growing crisis: America’s shortage of large-animal veterinarians

    Across several states, farmers and ranchers are struggling to find large-animal veterinarians -- the professionals who care for cattle, horses, pigs, and other livestock. The post A growing crisis: America’s shortage of large-animal veterinarians appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • When the enemy of your enemy is a friend to crops

    Agricultural Research Service scientists are using a tiny native wasp to combat the wheat stem sawfly, offering farmers a natural pest control solution. The post When the enemy of your enemy is a friend to crops appeared first on AGDAILY.