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Inuit‑owned Arctic Fresh and modular‑farm developer The Growcer have secured a $745,000 Canadian Space Agency contract to co‑design a year‑round indoor farm for Nunavut. According to news outlet, the Yellowknife...


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Canadian flower growers are facing an immediate cash‑flow crisis after U.S.–Canada trade negotiations collapsed over the weekend, triggering a new round of Section 338 tariffs now officially in force.

The measures, aimed at Canadian exports including cut flowers, orchids, and young plant material, are expected to hit flower growers particularly hard due to the sector’s...


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‘Consumer trends’ is a popular topic here at Greenhouse Canada. I openly admit that it’s not my ‘field’, and I’ll leave the predicting of what people will want to buy to the likes of Martha Stewart, Oprah, and (closer to home) industry cornerstones like Brian Minter. This is more the sales and marketing aspect of running a horticulture business, rather than the product...


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In this She Grows podcast episode, Greenhouse Canada editor Amy Kouniakis sat down with Noémi Pépin, an associate scientist at Organigram in Moncton, NB, whose data‑driven approach is helping p...


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Agriculture and Agri‑Food Canada (AAFC) will provide up to $470,030 to Flowers Canada Growers (FCG) for the next phase of its ‘Overcoming Barriers to Trade and Growing the Market for Canadian Floriculture’ project, aimed at strengthening export growth and expanding domestic opportunities for Canadian flower producers.

A recent FCG press release outlined how the funding...


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