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2025 Tristate Greenhouse IPM Workshop: Mastering Pest and Disease Management

Tatka Petkova by Tatka Petkova
December 22, 2024
in Crop protection, Event, Greenhouse
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For greenhouse and high-tunnel growers, managing pests and diseases is a perennial challenge. The 2025 Tristate Greenhouse IPM Workshop aims to provide the latest solutions for these issues, empowering both new and experienced growers with actionable knowledge.

Hosted online by the University of Vermont with contributions from specialists in New Hampshire and Maine, this two-part workshop will take place on January 23 and January 30, 2024, from 1:00–3:30 pm EST.

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Key Workshop Highlights

  1. Innovative Pest and Disease Control Methods:
    • Learn about the potential of UV-C light to combat powdery mildew and thrips.
    • Stay informed about regional restrictions on neonicotinoid pesticides and their implications for growers.
  1. Biological Controls and Timing:
    • Discover effective timing strategies for aphid biocontrol.
    • Understand sanitation’s critical role as the cornerstone of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
  1. Real-World Insights from Expert Growers:
    Advanced growers will share practical applications of IPM techniques, providing valuable lessons for ornamental and bedding plant production.

Workshop Benefits

  • Pesticide Recertification Credits:
    Attendees actively participating online can earn up to four Pesticide Applicator Training recertification credits, recognized in Vermont and states offering reciprocal credits such as Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and potentially New York.
  • Accessible to All Growers:
    Whether you are a beginner or an experienced grower, this workshop welcomes participants from any state. Those unable to attend live sessions can access recordings, although credits will only be awarded for live participation.

Why Attend?

The Tristate Greenhouse IPM Workshop is a must-attend event for growers seeking practical, science-backed strategies to enhance their crop quality while minimizing environmental impact. By staying ahead of pest and disease threats, growers can ensure the health of their crops and the sustainability of their operations.

Registration Details

Pre-registration is required to secure your spot. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with experts and fellow growers while gaining tools to improve your agricultural practices.

Workshops like the Tristate Greenhouse IPM event are essential for equipping growers with innovative techniques to tackle persistent pest and disease challenges. By adopting advanced IPM strategies, greenhouse and high-tunnel operators can boost productivity, ensure crop health, and contribute to sustainable agriculture.

 

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