We have become accustomed to seeing rows of lettuce neatly lined up when it comes to controlled environment agriculture. There…
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These hearty greens with a tingly start and a fiery finish are the first release in Bowery’s new line of…
New session on February 2nd puts the spotlight on soil health To mark the Year of Plant Health, Koppert Biological…
Most sesame seeds are produced in tropical countries, such as India and Uganda. A large portion of those sesame seeds…
Survey Identifies Key Areas for Future Food Safety Training PRESS RELEASE – A survey of small farmers in Texas identifies a…
Understanding the 3 options to manage root born disease issues. Fortunately and unfortunately there are so many ways to manage…
He uses the power of art to erase every taste of hate from his city walls, in the hope of…
By Janet Colston The potato was first domesticated in Peru and Bolivia between 8000 and 5000BC [1]. Andean farmers found…
Field Success Rates for Hemp Seedlings and Clones By Hemplet Farms Hemplet Farms is a high-tech propagation company and is…
By Janet Colston, PhD Raspberries and blackberries are among the fastest growing fruit categories in the U.S. in the last…
This comprehensive presentation includes all basics of selecting LED lighting for plant production and the update of recent light quality…
This document is The Aquaponics Association’s response to a recent publication on E. coli in Aquaponic and Hydroponic systems. By Tawnya Sawyer;…
By Janet Colston We all currently find ourselves dealing with Coronavirus, the first global pandemic of most of our lives…
The Ohio State University, in partnership with Gotham Greens and Hort Americas, will be organizing the Plant Empowerment Workshop Online…