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North Carolina’s agriculture community will meet in Durham on Jan. 17-18 for the annual All Commodities Conference.
CALS Research, NCSU's insight:
The annual All Commodities Conference, will showcase the latest information on cotton, corn, small grain and soybean production in the state.
"This year’s conference will be hosted by the North Carolina Soybean Growers Association. Charles Hall, executive director of the association says planners have tweaked the meeting a bit this year to make it easier for growers to see all the professional presentations."
Dr. Jim Dunphy, corn specialist; Dr. Ron Heiniger, soybean specialist; Dr. Randy Weisz, small grain specialist; & Dr. Alan York, weed specialist will speak. Delete the scoop?
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"This event will provide the tools you need to start or expand an earthworm and vermicompost production operation. You will also learn the latest research on the effects of vermicompost and extracts (tea) on plant growth and disease suppression, how growers are effectively marketing earthworms and vermicompost, the different technologies being utilized, and how a large greenhouse grower is using vermicompost with remarkable results. At this conference there will be ample opportunities to get answers to your questions from industry experts and other growers."
Event runs Nov. 5-6, Friday Center, UNC-Chapel Hill
Who should attend? Earthworm Growers | Farmers | Composters | Nursery Owners | Greenhouse Growers | Soil Blenders | Orchard Owners | Entrepreneurs | Livestock Operators | Extension Agents | Solid Waste Managers | Landscapers | Consultants | Food Service Managers
Click title above for registration. Contact Information:Rhonda Sherman Delete the scoop?
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