2009 Greenhouse and High Tunnel Tomato Conference
The University of Connecticut
Cooperative Extension, University of Massachusetts Extension and
Northeast SARE
are sponsoring the educational program
“2009 Greenhouse and High
Tunnel Tomato Conference”
at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and
Conference Center on Tuesday, November 3, 2009.
This one day educational program will feature:
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Judson Reid, from Cornell University who will speaking on High Tunnels for Tomato Production
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Dr. Richard Snyder from Mississippi State University who will be speaking on Greenhouse Tomatoes: Problems and Solutions as well as Greenhouse Tomatiology
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Dr. Sharon Douglas from the CT Agricultural Experiment Station who will be speaking on Disease Management
There will also be a panel discussion with growers of greenhouse and high tunnel tomatoes.
The registration fee of $40.00 per person includes coffee, lunch, refreshments and seminar materials).
One pesticide recertification credit for attendees from CT, MA, RI, ME, NH, and VT have been applied for (pending state approval).
Please make checks payable to University of Massachusetts Amherst and return, by registration deadline October 27, 2009, to:
Greenhouse Tomato Conference
Room 203 French Hall
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
You may also register online at www.umass.edu/umext/floriculture/upcoming_events/index.html
For more information contact Leanne Pundt, at 860-626-6240 or email: leanne.pundt@uconn.edu or Jude Boucher at 860-875-3331 or email: jude.boucher@uconn.edu
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