Spring is when horticulture operations stop planning and start moving. For greenhouse growers, nurseries, and garden centers, this is the point in the year when inventory turns accelerate, delivery… [Read More]
What Brokers Should Review With Greenhouse and Nursery Clients This Spring
Flower Shop Insurance: What Your Delivery Operation Actually Needs
SUMMARY Flower shop delivery operations carry more liability exposure than most owners realize. When a personal auto claim gets denied mid-delivery, the damages, legal fees, and settlements fall on your… [Read More]
How Climate Change Is Transforming Crop Insurance Policies
by David Macari
Summary Weather-related crop losses are no longer rare events. For greenhouse growers and indoor operations, the risks are compounding faster than standard crop insurance policies were designed to handle. When… [Read More]
Why Site Selection and Orientation of Greenhouse Structures Directly Affects Your Bottom Line
Summary: Poor site selection and orientation of greenhouse structures quietly raise costs and reduce yields every season. Knowing what to evaluate before you build, i.e., the light, wind, drainage, and… [Read More]
Getting ready for Spring: greenhouse and nursery accounts
In March, greenhouse and nursery operations start shifting quickly—inventory values climb, staffing increases, and delivery activity ramps up. That’s great for business, but it also means the risk profile changes fast. … [Read More]
Floriculture Nursery Production Risks From Heating and Irrigation Systems
by David Macari
Summary: Floriculture nurseries run on heating and irrigation systems where small failures can snowball into serious production losses before anyone notices. Temperature drops and irrigation inconsistencies mess with crop uniformity,… [Read More]
5 Sustainable Greenhouse Practices For Small Operators
by NIP Group
Summary: Small inefficiencies in water and inputs quietly erode margins in greenhouse operations. Tighten environmental control, irrigation discipline, and layout planning to reduce waste and stabilize production. This blog discusses… [Read More]
Green-industry accounts are getting more selective, how GrowPro can help in 2026
by NIP Group
If your greenhouse, nursery, garden center, or hydroponic accounts feel harder to place—or are getting more follow-up than they used to—you’re not imagining it. In many markets, underwriters are simply… [Read More]
Why Horticulture Crop Insurance is Changing as Climate Risk Accelerates
by David Macari
Summary: Climate swings are increasing crop stress and pushing more losses that show up as quality drops, delays, and system strain Insurers and crop insurance companies are reacting with tougher… [Read More]
Supporting Growers With the Coverage They Need for a Strong 2026 Season
by David Macari
Growers across the country are entering the busy season with renewed focus on risk management, operational efficiency, and protection of their facilities and plant inventories. For brokers, this creates an… [Read More]
