It’s an election year, and there’s a lot of uncertainty in today’s marketplace. While the economy is slowly plodding along, we don’t know exactly where we’re going to be a year from now, we don’t know when the next recession will hit, we don’t know how new technologies will continue to effect the job market.
“Because of uncertainty, there are many firms in the Green Industry today that are kind of content with the status quo. They may be holding back on investment,” said economist Charlie Hall, a professor with the Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M University, during his mid-year economic outlook. “You’ve got a situation where folks are very reluctant to pull that trigger on making strategic investments in their business.”
But it’s important to take that uncertainty with a grain of salt. There’s a lot of opportunities and good news coming for horticultural industries. In fact, while times might be uncertain now, the future is bright — and green — thanks to a variety of factors coming into play.
Click here to read the six reasons why the future is bright for the industry.
No more results found. “Because of uncertainty, there are many firms in the Green Industry today that are kind of content with the status quo. They may be holding back on investment,” said economist Charlie Hall, a professor with the Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M University, during his mid-year economic outlook. “You’ve got a situation where folks are very reluctant to pull that trigger on making strategic investments in their business.”
But it’s important to take that uncertainty with a grain of salt. There’s a lot of opportunities and good news coming for horticultural industries. In fact, while times might be uncertain now, the future is bright — and green — thanks to a variety of factors coming into play.
Click here to read the six reasons why the future is bright for the industry.