News
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Webinar on PGR tips for Michigan greenhouse growers
Published on March 7, 2018
Tune in March 16 for a free webinar on plant growth regulator (PGR) tips for Michigan greenhouse growers.
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Vegetative cutting and young plant propagation resources
Published on February 26, 2018
A series of recent articles will help greenhouse growers prepare for the peak of spring production season, reduce plant losses and increase plant quality
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In-house nutritional monitoring app provides optimal substrate pH and EC levels
Published on February 7, 2018
e-GRO launches an in-house nutritional monitoring app that provides optimal substrate pH and EC levels of greenhouse, floriculture and vegetable crops.
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Corrective procedures for high and low substrate pH and electrical conductivity
Published on February 1, 2018
Be prepared this spring with corrective procedures for the battle against high or low substrate pH or electrical conductivity (EC).
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e-GRO launches Nutritional Monitoring of Floriculture Crops website
Published on January 31, 2018
e-GRO, a collaborative team of university floriculture specialists and educators, launches a nutritional monitoring website for greenhouse, floriculture and vegetable crops.
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New EQIP initiative to enhance monarch butterfly habitat in Michigan
Published on January 10, 2018
Landscapers, nursery owners and gardeners can receive financial assistance for creating or improving monarch butterfly habitat.
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Managing substrate pH of soilless substrates
Published on January 8, 2018
The symptoms of nutrient deficiencies and toxicities are often confused with other issues. To learn more, attend a session for greenhouse and nursery growers in Grand Rapids on Jan. 24, 2018.
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Early spring 2018 events for greenhouse, nursery and Christmas tree growers
Published on January 8, 2018
Seven events during the early spring focus on plant nutrition, marketing, sustainable nursery crop production, worker protection standards and solar power.
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Ensure your greenhouses withstand the snow load
Published on December 15, 2017
Heavy snow loads can cause greenhouse structures to collapse if proper snow removal techniques are not practiced or extra support is not provided.
