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Hosted by Greenhouse Grower · business · EN · 100 episodes
Greenhouse Grower to Grower is a podcast where we talk to growers from across the greenhouse industry about market trends, innovation, their biggest challenges and opportunities, and more.
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Episode #108
It was great to have Dr. Allan Armitage back for this week’s episode of the podcast. We caught up to talk about award-winning plants, field trials, how fall is performing at garden centers in his area, and the challenges we need to address as an industry as we plan for 2027. But the conversation started about the seemingly infinite number of ways we communicate today.
Episode #107
Scott Murphy is the founder and CEO of Greensource, an online selling platform for buyers and sellers within the horticulture industry to help as a sales tool for companies looking to reach a wider customer base. Buyers can search a live catalog, while sellers manage product availability, and all orders are managed end to end. I recently talked to Scott about his background in both plants and technology, how Greensource works, and how today’s industry trends are helping to drive the future of floriculture. Here’s our conversation.
Episode #106
In this episode, Greenhouse Grower Editor Brian Sparks highlights recent horticulture headlines you may have missed.
Episode #105
Over the past couple years, Energy Resources Integration has led a research project with CALNEXT, a California electric emerging technology program, and technology supplier Microclimates. The Smart Controls for Data-Driven Indoor Agriculture Field Evaluation tests automated, integrated, and intelligent hardware and software in commercial greenhouses to uncover ways to save energy with lighting, HVAC, and irrigation control systems. In this episode of the Greenhouse Grower to Grower podcast, I caught up with Gretchen Schimelpfenig of Energy Resources Integration, and Neda Vaseghi, Co-founder and CEO of Microclimates, to talk about how the biggest benefits greenhouse growers will see from this research. Here’s our conversation.
Episode #104
Chris Rocheleau is the General Manager of Foremost Company’s 20-acre Phoenix Foliage farm in Winter Garden, Florida. He has more than 20 years of experience in the horticulture industry, with a focus on high-quality production of foliage plants, consumer trends, and more. I recently caught up with Chris to talk about how the foliage and tropical plant market has evolved, the key trends driving the industry’s future, and more. Here’s our conversation.
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