The European Union estimates that the first wave of import tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on steel and aluminum will impact up to €28 billion worth of EU exports. This figure is nearly four times higher than the tariffs introduced during Trump's previous term, as the new. read more

Biosensors can help enhance plant strength: these sensors provide early signals about crop stress, growth stagnation, or potential threats from diseases or fungi. Although the use of these sensors is still in its initial stages, the potential benefits are significant. When biosensors detect... read more

Biosensors can help strengthen plants by providing early signals about stress, growth stagnation, or potential threats from diseases or fungi. Although the use of these sensors is still in its early stages, the potential benefits are significant. When biosensors detect these signals, farmers can take timely action to protect their crops and improve their overall health. read more

The European Union estimates that the first wave of import tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on steel and aluminum will impact up to €28 billion worth of EU exports. This figure is nearly four times higher than the tariffs introduced during Trump's previous term. read more

The Caldwell County FFA and Agriculture Department is proud of the refurbished greenhouse located at the high school. The greenhouse is used by students to gain firsthand experience in growing various types of plants and vegetables. Teachers can explain the process of planting seeds. read more

When we hear "Buy Local", many of us think of purchasing farmers market vegetables and buying artisan products to decorate our homes. But how often do we consider extending this concept to buying fresh flowers? Maybe you buy flowers for yourself on a weekly basis, or only a few times a year for special occasions. read more

Moti Lal Banjara, a resident of the Pathalgaon block in Jashpur district, Chhattisgarh, comes from a family of farmers. For generations, his grandfather and father engaged in traditional farming, cultivating crops such as rice, groundnut, and pulses mainly for household consumption. Farming was a way read more

In nowaday agriculture, the type of soil used for crop cultivation is not the sole factor influencing the success of a farm. In fact, many farmers and growers are now adopting alternative growing methods like hydroponics, aquaponics, and container gardening. One crucial aspect of these alternative methods is the precise control of nutrient levels in the growing environment. read more

Prim'rose is a part of the Delassus Group, a family-owned business with over 75 years of expertise. They specialize in citrus (2,000 hectares, 50,000 tons), cherry tomatoes (650 hectares, 80,000 tons), grapes (160 hectares, 2,200 tons), avocados (500 tons), and flowers (50 hectares, 60 million stems). Located just 60 read more

The last day of Myplant & Garden in Milan has come, and yesterday was another busy day with many international visitors. The market appears to be stable, and the atmosphere on the exhibition floor is very positive. Most exhibitors are expecting a "normal" year, as usual. read more

Valentine's Day promotions dazzled shoppers with vibrant displays of sweet and savory treats and stunning arrays of floral arrangements. Valentine's classics such as raspberries, cherries, strawberries, asparagus, and grapes were plentiful. Several flyers featured dedicated sections for romantic meals. read more

The wholesale price of roses at the Gadkhali flower market in Jashore has plummeted this year, leaving growers deeply frustrated. Hiron Mia, a rose grower from Panisara village in Jhikargacha upazila, arrived at the wholesale flower market at 6:00 am on Thursday with 500 red roses. Despite his efforts, he found that the prices were significantly lower than expected. read more

HollandDoor is expanding its team by adding soft fruit and substrate specialist Jan Willem van de Pol. With over 20 years of experience living and working in Italy, Jan Willem has assisted many growers across Southern Europe. Alongside expertise in conventional substrates, Jan Willem also has extensive experience in... read more

Cornell University is collaborating with the University of Vermont and the University of Maine to provide a 6-week webinar series on scouting for disease, insect, and weed pests of greenhouse ornamentals, with potential applications to other crops. Participants will learn how to identify the primary pests. read more

Cacti Youngplants has recently signed an agreement to acquire the intellectual property rights for Haworthia Alba ('African Albino') and Aloe Cosmo ('Green Pearl') from TH Primeur B.V. in Nieuwveen, The Netherlands. TH Primeur's owner, Ton van der Hoorn, is a well-known breeder and propagator. read more

HollandDoor is expanding its team by adding Jan Willem van de Pol, a specialist in soft fruits and substrates. With over 20 years of experience living and working in Italy, Jan Willem has assisted many growers in Southern Europe. Apart from traditional substrates, Jan Willem also has extensive expertise in... read more

A merger between ISO Horti and TTA has been announced. The companies will merge and operate under the name TTA-ISO. As per the merger terms, investment firm Cibus Capital has retained a majority stake in TTA-ISO by providing additional funding and supporting the deal. Rob Appleby, commenting on the merger, read more

A 14.95-acre greenhouse property is now available for purchase in the heart of Agassiz, British Columbia's agricultural community. It offers a well-established and profitable farming operation with extensive infrastructure and multiple income streams. Currently growing peppers, this is a turnkey opportunity. read more

In ornamental and container crops, liverwort can be a persistent problem, especially during the wet months. Liverworts thrive in these wet conditions and can quickly spread over pots, containers, and other growing surfaces. This hinders the plants' uptake of nutrients, which can lead to stunted growth. read more

The countdown to HortiContact 2025 can begin as it is just around the corner. Next week, the Evenementenhal in Gorinchem will once again be filled with horticultural suppliers and hopefully many growers. In addition to an expansive exhibition floor featuring almost 300 exhibitors, there will be a comprehensive program. read more