The ongoing economics of the last three years have brought more cost uncertainty than ever before. During the GROW Executive Summit, learn from an expert about the most effective solutions.

The report from GoMaterials includes comprehensive proprietary data about regions, categories, sizes, and pricing of the plant materials currently in short supply.

During Cultivate’22, AmericanHort’s Charlie Hall and Craig Regelbrugge shared critical insights on the economic and regulatory concerns driving the green industry into the future.

Much like their peers who produce crops in a controlled environment, outdoor field vegetable growers have had to deal with post-pandemic supply chain issues and rising costs this year.

A nimble approach to pivoting food and supply chains will be key for those in U.S. agriculture until the storm ends, says market expert Dr. Jim Budzynski.

All businesses rely on timely material movement through international ports. So it’s no surprise that one delay can have a ripple effect.

A new report from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers outlines advancing food traceability, maintaining consumer trust, artificial intelligence, and more.

Growers may need to turn to soil conditioners and microbial food as fertilizer prices surge.

“How To Build A Resilient Supply Chain By Accepting Reality And Mitigating Risk” takes place on April 27.

HC Companies is investing in new equipment, technology, and staffing to help it ship containers to growers quicker than ever.

Greenhouse growers may face tough shipping decisions when it comes to deciding between the best route and the fullest truck. Here’s using software can help you minimize those tradeoffs.

While the sticky issues of transportation and logistics remain volatile, growers will need to change their approach to supply chain management to prepare for a new way of doing business.

Prominent issues in the equipment market can have significant impact on many other industries, including controlled-environment agriculture.