Building better internships: Practical guides for horticulture employers
In this video, the GIE Media Horticulture Group, Seed Your Future and a panel of horticultural employers explore how to strengthen internship programs across the horticulture industry.
U.S. horticulture operations report $18.3 billion in sales: USDA
The top commodities in U.S. horticulture sales in 2024 were nursery stock; annual bedding/garden plants; sod, sprigs and plugs; potted flowering plants; and potted herbaceous perennials.
Redefining energy efficiency and food production by co-locating data centers and CEA operations
Shared infrastructure of co-located data centers and CEA facilities can offer a strategic path to energy efficiency, reduced cost and faster growth.
Atlas Greenhouse acquires Stuppy Greenhouse
Customers will continue to have full access to both the Atlas and Stuppy product lines.
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Redefining energy efficiency and food production by co-locating data centers and CEA operations
Shared infrastructure of co-located data centers and CEA facilities can offer a strategic path to energy efficiency, reduced cost and faster growth.
Are scalability and CapEx issues killing vertical farms?
Vertical farms promise scale, but at what cost? Vertical Thinking columnist, Eric. W. Stein, takes a hard look at CapEx, breakeven volume and the market realities facing commercial produce growers.
Growing the CEA industry through strategic partnerships
The next phase of CEA growth might lean on collaborative strategies, such as the co-location of greenhouses and data centers.
Applying nutrient film technique systems to alternative CEA crops
In hydroponics, nutrient film technique (NFT) has long been synonymous with leafy green production. But new research shows NFT can also support fruiting crops with minimal system changes.
