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Leveraging AI to unlock the potential of yield forecasting for tomatoes

Accurately forecasting yield is crucial for growers from both a business management and supply perspective, and new technology is available to more precisely predict yield earlier in the cycle.

Vertical strings of red tomatoes with green leaves in a commercial greenhouse, grown hydroponically in a controlled environment.

Registration for International Plant Trialing Conference now open

After a 10-year hiatus, All-America Selections is bringing the International Plant Trialing Conference back.

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Copper: The ancient metal with modern solutions in plant health

For horticulturists and pest managers, copper is more than a useful and valuable metal. It’s an essential plant micronutrient and an effective bactericide, fungicide and algicide.

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Coleus Spitfire

This selection is small in stature and big in color.

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Copper: The ancient metal with modern solutions in plant health

For horticulturists and pest managers, copper is more than a useful and valuable metal. It’s an essential plant micronutrient and an effective bactericide, fungicide and algicide.

A graphic with a white background and green, blue and black text reads Plant Health Secrets: The Underground Playbook from SePRO.

A photo of a plant with red, maroon and green leaves.

Coleus Spitfire

This selection is small in stature and big in color.

A smiling man with a short white beard wearing sunglasses, a straw hat, a dark gray T-shirt and blue denim shorts. He sits cross-legged next to a plant with cream flowers, green leaves and brown stems. The metal structure of a greenhouse is visible behind him, as well as grass, trees and tree-covered hills.

Good to grow

How Rick Grazzini finds opportunities to develop new plants that fill “the negative space.”

A tall, narrow plant with tube-like yellow flowers and green stems and leaves.

Agastache mexicana Summerlong Lemon

This powerful pollinator offers blooms from April to August.

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Two logos: One reads FMC: An agricultural science company in red and black letters. The other reads envu in gradient pink, purple and blue letters.

FMC, Envu complete sale of FMC’s Global Specialty Solutions business

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Sensocon releases long distance, long life wireless sensor package

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USDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small visits Dramm Corp.

Two side-by-side photos of the same variety of plant. On the left is a potted version of the plant, which has clumps of purple flowers on long green stems. The pot sits on a porch surrounded by other plants and a chair. The photo on the right is a close-up of the plant's purple flowers.

De Vroomen Garden Products announces new agapanthus variety

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Vertical strings of red tomatoes with green leaves in a commercial greenhouse, grown hydroponically in a controlled environment.

Leveraging AI to unlock the potential of yield forecasting for tomatoes

Accurately forecasting yield is crucial for growers from both a business management and supply perspective, and new technology is available to more precisely predict yield earlier in the cycle.