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Summer brings increased risk of bad air quality and high ozone levels. Therefore, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Region Air Quality Council have teamed up to alert the public. From June...
See the latest Phoenix area weather conditions with the ABC15 Forecasters.
See the latest Phoenix area weather conditions with the ABC15 Forecasters.
Rising costs. Stalled supply chains. Labor woes. Make sure Congress understands the impact of these challenges on your business. Join your peers at SAF’s 42nd annual Congressional Action Days March 28-29 in Washington, D.C. to tell your story to legislators.
The U.S. floral industry will soon have — for the first time — comprehensive data on domestic floriculture production and sales in all 50 states thanks to changes to a survey by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). That survey, from which the Floriculture Crops Summary is compiled, will now include growers in all 50 states and data on more crops as well as changes (improvements/enhancements) to how sales are reported. Those findings will be compiled in a report to be published in May.