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    Economics and Marketing

    10 Apr 2020

    Consumer Preferences for Traditional, Neonicotinoid-free, Bee-friendly, or Biological Control Pest Management Practices on Floriculture Crops

    Wollaeger, Heidi, Kristin Getter, and Bridget Behe

    Consumers' perceptions and willingness to pay for non-neonicotinoid, bee-friendly, or biological control pest managements, 

    Consumer preferences for neonic-free crops (1062 KB)


    1 Oct 2019

    Automated transplanting - grower experiences

    Paul Fisher, University of Florida

    Handouts from an excellent grower panel at Cultivate 2019, with presentations from Bob Dickman at Dickman Farms, Mike Goyette from Pleasant View Gardens, Gail Berner from Spring Meadow Nursery, Jeff Back from Four Star Greenhouses, and University of Fl

    TransplantHandRobot (6938 KB)


    16 Jul 2019

    Sit back or dig in: The role of activity level in landscape market segmentation

    Knuth, Melinda (Texas A&M), Bridget Behem (Michigan State University), Charles Hall (Texas A&M), Patricia Huddleston (Michigan State University), and R. Fernandez (Michigan State University)

    A study that assess the overall market for landscape plants using consumers’ activity level.

    Sit Back or Dig In The Role of Activity Level in Landscape Market Segmentation


    1 Jun 2019

    What Is a Carbon Footprint and How Does It Relate to Landscape Plants

    Ingram, Dewayne, Joshua Knight (University of Kentucky), and Charles Hall (Texas A&M)

    Understanding carbon footprint in production and the use of landscape plants

    What is a carbon footprint and how does it relate to landscape plants (466 KB)


    1 Jun 2019

    The Economics of Lighting Young Plants Indoors

    Paul R. Fisher, Celina Gómez, Megh Poudel (University of Florida) & Erik Runkle (Michigan State University)

    An economic analysis of growing young plants indoors with LEDs.

    GrowerTalks 2019 series economics article (460 KB)


    1 Jan 2019

    Meeting US Nursery and Greenhouse Growers’ Needs with Water Conservation Extension Programs

    Laura A. Sanagorski Warner (University of Florida), Alexa J. Lamm (University of Georgia), Sarah A. White (Clemson University), Paul R. Fisher (University of Florida), and Peyton N. Beattie (University of Florida)

    Water conservation technologies and innovation for greenhouses and nurseries.

    Warner et al EDIS AEC664 Grower needs for water conservation (452 KB)

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    Texas A&MUniversity of MarylandMichigan State UniversityClemsonUniversity of Florida

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