Growing along with you

Amy Stankiewicz

The North American greenhouse produce grower market continues to expand rapidly, and we at Produce Grower magazine intend to keep pace.

First, I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce our new Produce Grower website at producegroweronline.com, which will provide timely, relevant information to help you keep your greenhouse business successful. Check back often at producegroweronline.com for new videos, podcasts and articles containing information about key developments taking place in the industry. And keep an eye out for the biweekly Produce Grower email newsletter, which will deliver the industry’s latest news directly to your in box.

You can also look forward to expanded frequency of our print magazine in 2013. Produce Grower will print six times this year, starting with this issue. We’ll continue to examine the business models under which your company succeeds, as well as share current market and economic trends that can help to shape your decisions about operational growth and expansion.

North American greenhouse operations engaged in the production of vegetable and fruit crops are growing, and we’re proud to be the only print resource dedicated to keeping you abreast of the current trends within this fast-paced industry.

If you have a suggestion or comment for our Produce Grower editorial team, feel free to contact me at astankiewicz@gie.net. You can also connect with us on Facebook and Twitter to let us know what you like about the direction we’re taking. We’d love to hear from you, as we embrace growth and opportunity right alongside you in 2013!

Amy Stankiewicz, Editor | astankiewicz@gie.net
216-236-5960 | Twitter: @Greenhousemag

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