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- Sep 23, 2026
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Inside View: The power of giving in a growing industry (opens the original)
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Gary Jones on how knowledge, passion and mentorship circulate through horticulture and help the sector thrive In early June, B.C.’s greenhouse industry convened for the inaugural ‘Grower Day West’ hosted by ‘Greenhouse Canada’. The event featured talks, including one by Dr. Paul Abram from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, who discussed management options for four stink bug species affecting greenhouses. This gathering underscores the collaborative spirit within the horticulture community, encou
The disease triangle (opens the original)
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How shifts in temperature, moisture and oxygen create a perfect storm for wilt‑causing pathogens September 16, 2026 By Vikrant Dhawan, Jashandeep Singh and Mohyuddin Mirza Wilted plants signal potential issues in greenhouse production, often stemming from root damage, vascular infections, or environmental stress. Understanding the interplay between host, pathogen, and environment is crucial for managing high-value crops like cannabis, tomatoes, and cucumbers. This story highlights the importance
Mirid bugs: Friend or foe? (opens the original)
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Understanding mirid bugs in Canadian greenhouses and the question of Nesi September 12, 2026 By Isabella Nardone, Carly Demers, Cara McCreary, Roselyne Labbé Ontario greenhouse growers face challenges with mirid bugs, balancing beneficial species like Dicyphus hesperus against the damaging Nesidiocoris tenuis. While D. hesperus effectively controls pests without harming crops, N. tenuis can cause significant crop damage, particularly to tomatoes. Understanding these species is crucial as N. tenu
Steam cleaned (opens the original)
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Steam treatment proves an IPM boon for greenhouse strawberries Cyclamen mite (Phytonemus pallidus) poses significant challenges in greenhouse strawberry production, often going unnoticed until plants exhibit distorted growth and reduced yields. Limited chemical control options necessitate new strategies, with steam treatment of transplants showing promise for pest management. This research highlights the importance of integrating steam treatment and biological control to enhance sustainable gree
Tsunami of uncertainty (opens the original)
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Geopolitical shocks, rising energy costs and fragile supply chains reshape economics of Canadian floriculture Statistics Canada reports that the cut-flower industry in Canada faces significant challenges due to rising operating expenses and geopolitical tensions. In 2024, the industry’s production was valued at $230.5 million, with growers grappling with increased costs for fuel, electricity, and imported plant materials. The ongoing unrest in the Middle East is expected to exacerbate economic i
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