Purdue Engineer Caitlin Proctor will use the $650,000 grant to research ways to improve hydroponic growing systems.

Correctly identifying hydroponic pests before populations explode is one of the most important skills for commercial CEA growers.

CEO John Bonner says the expansion will add 30 percent additional greenhouse capacity and nearly double its acreage footprint.

A team of University of Alberta researchers has developed plasma technology to create a fertilizing medium from wastewater.

Roy Levinson of Netafim explores how modern CEA growers can select a fertigation system that’s the best fit for their operation.

Two new HortScience studies from the University of Georgia and collaborators suggest that commercial CEA growers may be able to […]

Fifty-five schools across North Dakota are receiving state-supported grants to install hydroponic garden systems, expanding student exposure to CEA and […]

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) and the Little Rock School District (LRSD) announced a new […]

Registration is now open for “Basics of Hydroponic Production,” a new webinar series from Penn State University that explores system design, lighting, […]

The second annual CEA Leafy Greens Network Event will unite industry professionals, growers, entrepreneurs, and research institutions to exchange insights and […]