Welcome to our comprehensive Articles section, where knowledge blooms and curiosity thrives. This category serves as a hub for exploring the fascinating worlds of cycads, aloes, and horticulture. From in-depth insights on specific cycad and aloe species to engaging articles about plant care, conservation, and industry news, you’ll find everything you need to deepen your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable plants. Whether you’re a gardening enthusiast, collector, or simply curious, our Articles category is your gateway to informed and inspired content.
All Girls Foundation for Development (AGF), in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), successfully launched a greenhouse agriculture training program in Kusmah district, Raymah Governorate, as part of its Health and Protection Project. This initiative empowered 25 breadwinner…
Yemen: Empowering women in agriculture to forge a sustainable future Read More »
It might sound futuristic, but it’s reality—plants grown in a hydrogel formulated specifically for each crop’s needs. U.S. company VelociGro has developed HYPERroots, a hydrogel-based substrate as a renewable alternative to traditional growing plugs, peat, rockwool, or coir. This innovative substrate is…
Hydrogel formulated substrate allows crop-specific recipes Read More »
Ireland: Applegreen M&S Food partnership reaches milestone as new Tipperary Town store reopensApplegreen, one of Ireland’s leading roadside hospitality brands, has added a new Marks & Spencer Food “shop-in-shop” outlet at its Tipperary Town location. Local customers and those passing through the area…
Carrefour reported higher first quarter sales Read More »
The ground conditions in Ireland in March were very good, the ground was ideal for preparation for sowing. In fact they were almost too good according to Stephen McCormack from McCormack Family Farms who grow herbs and leafy greens. “There is an Irish saying, you shouldn’t start sowing until after St…
At California Spring Trials 2025, the team visit Green Fuse Botanicals to view the new Streptocarpus Lady Slippers series.
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Along with other editors from Meister Media Worldwide, the team was recognized for editorial excellence for its podcast and its May 2024 Top 100 Growers issue.
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Each week, the editorial team at Greenhouse Grower will bring you the latest updates from the Trump administration’s policies and their impact on floriculture.
The post Trump Administration and Floriculture: Tracking Tariffs and Farm Labor Exemptions appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
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Plant-based seafood alternatives should have similar flavors, textures and nutritional content to the foods they mimic. And recreating the properties of fried calamari rings, which have a neutral flavor and a firm, chewy texture after being cooked, has been a challenge. Building off previous research, a team describes successfully using plant-based ingredients to mimic calamari that matches the real seafood’s characteristic softness and elasticity.
Plant-based calamari that rivals real seafood in texture Read More »
On April 1, Ton van Dijk succeeded Freek van Rijn as General Manager at Van Dijk Heating, who now leads the parent company, Greenhouse Technology Group. Freek expresses full confidence in his successor: “Ton has proven himself as a commercial director and brings both leadership and real-world grower…
50 years of Van Dijk Heating with new leadership and innovation ahead of GreenTech 2025 Read More »
I am doing my best to follow permaculture principles in my little urban backyard. However, I don’t think pest control works. How to you create an ecosystem that allows a natural predator-pest balance when you are a little island in an urban jungle?
My main problem:
I’m fighting a losing battle with flea beetles on my brassicas. I would dearly love to grow arugula and turnips, or even radish, but they get eaten to lace before they are an inch high and die. There is no way that I can correct the inbalance of the entire neighbourhood on my own.
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Is pest control even possible in an urban setting? Read More »
