Today, the Millennium Hall in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, opened its doors for the second day of the HortiFlora event. The three-day trade show will continue until April 3, and the organizers, HPP Exhibitions, are pleased with the success of the first day and the start of the second day. With a record number of 140 exhibitors, the event promises to be a fruitful opportunity for participants. read more

W uprawie warzyw i roślin ozdobnych producenci napotykają znaczące wyzwania związane z czerwonym pająkiem szklarniowym (Tetranychus urticae). Te szkodniki żerują na sokach roślin, co prowadzi do przebarwień liści, więdnienia i obniżenia jakości plonu. We współpracy z Agrobío, Royal Brinkman wprowadza. read more

Prezydent Trump's recent announcement regarding the deportation of immigrants to Guantánamo Bay has stirred conversations across various sectors. Concurrently, a notable development occurred in upstate New York's apple orchards where immigrant farmworkers signed the first United Farm Workers contract. read more

Prezydent Trump's recent announcement regarding the deportation of immigrants to Guantánamo Bay has sparked discussions across various sectors. Meanwhile, a significant development took place in upstate New York's apple orchards, where immigrant farmworkers signed the first United Farm Workers contract. read more

Dümmen Orange has appointed Roderick Benjamin as the Managing Director of its farm in Naivasha, Kenya, starting from April 1. With more than 20 years of experience in the agricultural industry, specifically in the cut flower sector, Roderick brings a vast amount of knowledge and leadership skills to his new position. read more

Six weeks ago, Maersk's new cold storage facility on Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam was officially opened. Egyptian oranges are already being chilled in the facility, and Leon van Vliet, the site manager of the new cross-dock and cold storage warehouse, expects a lot more produce to come through. read more

The California Spring Trials (CAST) 2025 have concluded. On Saturday, the final locations shut their doors, and it appears to have been another successful edition with a positive atmosphere. If you're curious to see an overview of the event and what was showcased, click here to check out the photos. read more

With Ugadi approaching, the festive atmosphere is being affected by a significant increase in prices of fruits, flowers, and vegetables in major markets in the city. The cost of mangoes has risen by about Rs 50, while flower prices have doubled ahead of the festival. Button roses and chrysanthemums are... read more

Floriexpo has released the schedule for its educational program, Floral Bootcamp. "Created in collaboration with an Advisory Board comprised of key figures in the floral industry, Floral Bootcamp promises a full day of intensive education aimed at providing buyers, designers, and retailers with the latest insights and trends." read more

In a recent webinar hosted by Dr. Rob Beresford of PFR, interim findings from his research on non-synthetic fungicide options for controlling myrtle rust were shared. The study, funded by MPI, included glasshouse and field trials using various alternative products on a highly susceptible cultivar. read more

This Mother's Day (Sunday 30th March), Aldi is offering one fortunate winner the opportunity to honor their mom or mother figure with a year's worth of flowers. In collaboration with JZ Flowers, a family-owned British company located in Newport, and one of Aldi's oldest partners since 1990, the read more

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Bakyt Torobaev visited the peasant farm 'Mykan Nash Sad - Agropitnick' in Alamudun district, Chui region, and stated that the state will provide comprehensive support. The peasant farm 'Mykan Nash Sad - Agropitomnik' is currently one of the... read more

Anthurium, which belongs to the Araceae family, is a striking plant species native to the Americas, with its range stretching from northern Mexico to northern Argentina and parts of the Caribbean. In India, Anthurium is extensively cultivated in Mizoram and other northeastern states, where it flourishes in the region's conditions. read more

Blooming British, a company with a long history in traditional flower cultivation, has embraced the future by adopting vertical farming techniques for growing houseplants. Through developing their own knowledge in vertical farming and controlled environment agriculture (CEA), Blooming British is pioneering a new era in the industry. read more

Seeka Limited is currently testing the Electrostack, a robotic stacker prototype, at its KKP packhouse in New Zealand. Designed by Sean Carey of Electrodip, the Electrostack can stack up to eight boxes per minute, providing opportunities for increased efficiency in terms of labor, time, and cost. read more

Growing up in the fields of San Quintín, Baja California, Fernando Rodríguez Borrego was immersed in the world of agriculture. His family, pioneers in strawberry cultivation in the region, instilled in him the value of hard work, but also warned him about the challenges of the industry. read more

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... read more

Dümmen Orange has started getting ready for the 2025 California Spring Trials. Center of Effort, an artisan winery, will once again be the host venue for Dümmen Orange at 2198 Corbett Canyon Road in Arroyo Grande, California. The trial hours will be from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on March 25, and from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on March. read more

Anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for the blue, purple, red, and pink colors in many flowers and fruits, are produced by the highly conserved flavonoid biosynthesis pathway. The regulation of this pathway is essential for the variations in color among flowering plants, and there is a growing body of research on this topic. read more

Whether you are growing young plants or getting ready to transplant them, it is important to closely monitor your crops as nutrient deficiencies are frequently seen during this season, particularly in northern regions. These symptoms typically arise when young plants are cultivated under low-light conditions that restrict... read more