TNLA's Green Matters Newsletter provides industry news, trends, and research every Tuesday

How Generative AI Can Help Your Business Work Smarter

Curious about AI but not sure where to start? This article breaks down how generative AI can help with planning, writing, scheduling, and problem-solving — so you can spend less time on admin work and more time running your business. Read More

Grower Aid Effort Grows as Jan. 30 Deadline Nears

As the Jan. 30 funding deadline approaches, lawmakers and grower coalitions are advocating for federal relief that includes specialty crop producers, who account for a significant share of U.S. agricultural value. See where negotiations stand and what’s being proposed. Read More

US Drought Monitor: January 22, 2026 Map

From northern Arkansas, a continuous area of severe to extreme drought (D2 to D3) extended southwestward into northeastern Texas. Patchy D2 stretched into neighboring states, including Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Much of southern Texas, as well as southern, central, and eastern Oklahoma is experiencing moderate to extreme drought. Read More

New Research Shaping the Future of Horticulture

A team of scientists at Texas A&M is focusing on crop resilience, resource efficiency, and human health benefits — research that supports stronger, more sustainable production systems for growers and producers. Read More

Labor Solutions for Your Greenhouse Team

Facing workforce challenges? This article shares practical labor strategies and insights growers are using to support recruitment, retention, and performance in greenhouse operations. Read More