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Hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving weekend. This week, catch up on the progress of autonomous ag in Canadian greenhouses and challenges of its adoption. Also, read up on using the power of the sun to optimize winter production. Happy growing!
- Amy Kouniakis, Editor
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If seen, the Spotted lanternfly should be reported to CFIA immediately
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Young plants producer launches new brand identity to reflect company's evolution
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Current chair, George Gilvesy, stepping down at the end of October
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Philips Horticulture LED Solutions and partners collaborated on a trial to help tomato growers find a solution for cultivating a full-LED winter lit crop with low heat input without impacting yield or quality. The trial demonstrated that a lower heat input can be achieved while enabling sufficient transpiration to support strong and healthy crop production. Download a white paper on this trial.
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Utility lies in the eyes of the beholder: Highlighting innovation in greenhouse automation and understanding the adoption gap.
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Reduce costs and optimize crop production through the winter months by harnessing the power of the sun.
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National Garden Bureau unveils next year’s popular and easy-to-grow varieties
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Raymond A. Cloyd, discusses the common insect and mite pests of ornamental crops and how to treat their infestations. Cloyd explains insecticide and chemical classes and modes of operation, proper tank mixing procedures, application coverage and timing, and pesticide storage.
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