The flooding occurred near the end of the growing season, with about five weeks of harvesting remaining.
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The latest business news, company updates, market developments, and professional insights from across the floral industry.
Flowers Canada Growers Encourages Tariff Discussions for Long-Term Solution
FCG strongly believes that the only path to continued growth and prosperity in the floral sector is continued free trade between the two countries.
How a Phishing Attack Influenced Orchid Grower to Educate Others
“It can happen to anyone, because we’re all human. Anyone can click on a link – there’s no need to be ashamed of that. “
Prepare for High Electricity Costs in the Upcoming Winter Growing Season
Talk to your accountant, talk to your fellow growers, to your consultant, and take all inputs in consideration. By taking the right measures, you can prepare yourself and with the right strategy you must be able to stay in control.
Greenhouse Growers Invited to Apply for New Agricultural Stewardship Initiative Funding
The latest investment builds on more than $15.5 million already distributed to support approximately 1,000 projects across the province since 2023.
Leo Quik Departs Quik’s Farm After 16 Years
Leo Quik has marked his final day at Quik’s Farm Ltd., bringing to a close a 16-year chapter with the Western Canadian floral company.
From Dutch Market Gardens to Global innovation: The Moerman Family Story
n the mid-1990s, Jos and Bram Moerman moved to Canada, where they founded Sunnyside Produce, a nursery business now run by the next generation.
Canadian Fertilizer Supply Pressure Drives Higher Grower Costs
The Atlantic Grains Council warned of a “rapidly deteriorating” fertilizer situation ahead of planting.
UK Florist Shares Expert Tips for Beautiful Summer Tablescapes
As summer entertaining season approaches, a leading Birmingham florist is offering practical advice on how to create eye-catching tablescapes using fresh flowers and thoughtful styling.
New Fungicide Approved for Greenhouse Ornamentals
Flowers Canada Growers (FCG) has announced that the fungicide Kenja (isofetamid) was recently approved for use on greenhouse ornamental crops to control botrytis.