From new pepper varieties to managers’ most successful habits to a new kitchen-to-table nanofarm, take a look back at the news and articles that got the horticulture industry buzzing in October.
1. 7 habits of masterful managers
Learn how to make other people better at their jobs with these tips.
2. Syngenta announces 'Overgreen' green pepper
The company says the peppers are more nutrient dense than other varieties.
3. This online module determines fertilizer and pesticide concentrations for you
UF/IFAS’s calculator takes the guesswork out of customizing your solutions.
4. Check out this kitchen-to-table DIY nanofarm
Replantable, a Georgia-based startup, is bringing locally grown produce straight to people’s homes.
5. Podcast: BrightFarms' $30 million investment
CEO Paul Lightfoot outlines what the new round of Series C financing will go toward, as well as his outlook on agricultural water consumption.
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- BioWorks introduces Sandrine Copper Soap and Cintro Insecticidal Soap
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- Emerald Packaging joins US Flexible Film Initiative
- Circana forecasts steady but nuanced growth for fresh produce market in 2026
- BioWorks appoints Jason Miller as director of sales and distributor relations manager
- Florida Ag Research appoints Jason Hamm as southeast USA area research manager
- Fresh Inset appoints Gordon Robertson as general manager, North America
- Texas International Produce Association announces 2026 Texas Produce Hall of Fame inductees
