March 2025 issue recap

See who's in our Leading Women of Horticulture issue and more in the March video recap.

USDA providing $2 billion to specialty crop growers after 2024 hurricanes

Support is available to producers nationwide and will significantly help producers of citrus and other specialty crops in the Southeast after Hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton, the USDA said.

After the storm

How hurricanes Helene and Milton impacted the horticulture industry this fall.

Do more with less

Is your nursery outperforming its budget?

Hurricane Helene: Florida agricultural production losses top $40M, UF economists estimate

The report is based on a diverse set of baseline data and surveys UF/IFAS economists distributed to producers. The range will be narrowed in a final report released in the coming months.

Hurricane Milton makes landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast

How Hurricane Milton has affected the green industry in Florida and how the rest of the industry can help.

Hurricane Helene has devastated the horticulture industry. Here's how you can help

Green industry businesses throughout western North Carolina sustained heavy damage from Hurricane Helene, and many will be closed until further notice. Here's how you can help.

Weathering the spring

A strong El Niño year may drive earlier planting and sales demand for northern regions of North America.

Recap: making the most of MANTS 2022

More than 5,700 attendees and exhibitors braved snowy weather, flight cancellations and interstate closures to reconnect at the annual event.

Kentucky needs our help

The UK Research and Education Center was completely leveled by a December tornado.

University of Kentucky rises above tornado aftermath

The UK Research and Education Center in Princeton was destroyed.