Mar 9th - Mar 10th
2010
Jackson, MS.
Web Site:
http://greenhousetomatosc.com
Contact:
Dr. Richard G. Snyder, Professor & Vegetable Specialist
Mississippi State University
Truck Crops Experiment Station
2024 Experiment Station Road
PO Box 231
Crystal Springs, MS 39059
(601) 892-3731 fax (601) 892-2056
email: RickS@ext.msstate.edu
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The 20th Greenhouse Tomato Short Course.
The 2010 Greenhouse Tomato Short Course will be held at the
Eagle Ridge Conference Center, 1500 Raymond Lake Road, Raymond, MS. Expert
speakers will present seminars on March 9 and 10 (Tuesday and Wednesday),
top notch in their respective fields.
Special topics of focus this year will be greenhouse
environmental control (heating, cooling, new technology, etc.), budget for
greenhouse growers, plant nutrition, maximizing yield, physiological
disorders, diagnosing problems, biocontrol, bumblebee pollination, and a
pest management workshop.
Exhibitors from across the U.S. and Canada will be available
to show their products and discuss how to use them. All aspects of
production will be thoroughly covered. Plan on attending this Short
Course to learn about this crop and run a successful greenhouse business. In
recent years, the Short Course attracted participants from more than 20
states and several countries.
The Greenhouse Tomato Short Course continues to be the best
deal around! Compare this program to others that cost over $500 to
register. Advance registration is $125 (use registration form in mailed
packet or online with a credit card), or, if you prefer, you can pay $150 at
the door, per person for the entire Short Course.
Advance
registration is encouraged so that the number of meals can be estimated
accurately and must be received by February 25.
The registration fee includes coffee, refreshments, several
meals, all Extension publications, and some very special promotional items.
All those who preregister will also receive the latest edition of the Greenhouse
Tomato Short Course cap as well as the one-of-a-kind 14-ounce tomato
coffee mug.
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In recent years, the Short Course attracted participants from more
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