Floriculture

American Floral Endowment's Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation Research Fund accepting grant proposals
In 2024, the FCGFRF awarded more than $134,000 in grants focused on disease resistance, sustainable growing practices and technological advancements for the industry.
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Registration now open for 2025 National Floriculture Forum
Attendees must register by Jan. 31, 2025.
USDA launches $2 billion in aid for floriculture growers
The USDA is accepting applications for the program through Jan. 8, 2025.
American Floral Endowment launches $2.5 million fundraising campaign for Sustainabloom
"Our $2.5 million fundraising goal will ensure Sustainabloom becomes self-sustaining, as contributions will form an endowment fund where the earnings will be used annually to support the program in perpetuity," said AFE Executive Director Debi Chedester.
Oasis Grower Solutions expands team with new plant scientist
Dr. Erin Yafuso’s work with Oasis Grower Solutions will involve all aspects of propagation, production and post-harvest quality of floriculture and hydroponic food crops grown under controlled environmental conditions.
Floriculture Crops Summary expands to 50 states
The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service has expanded their Floriculture Crops Summary survey to include all 50 states.
Society of American Florists receives $250,000 donation for marketing, education
American Floral Services Founder Herman Meinders makes donation to SAF to further careers, education and promotion of the industry.
How large greenhouses can utilize environmental controls
Two experts offer their advice on how growers operating with a lot of space can become more efficient with the right system.
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Student Spotlight brings you the perspectives of horticulture students and insights into the future of the industry.
Poinsettia dynamics
Industry experts offer insights on poinsettia production, popularity and profitability.
Northeast Greenhouse Conference postponed to 2021
The New England floriculture board and extension representatives have decided to defer the annual conference to fall 2021.