San Diego CAPCA is holding a Nursery Greenhouse Seminar on Wednesday, June 1 at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido.
The San Diego branch of the California Association of Pest Control Advisers has planned an educational program seminar includes features a regulatory update, seminars on water treatment, pathogen control, IPM demonstrations.
Nancy Rechcigl of Syngenta will present an update on downy mildews that focuses on avoiding resistance. Cheryl Wilen, a weed specialist with UC Cooperative Extension will go over results from recent weed management trials. And Jennifer Bergh-Browning of BASF will explain how to design a mite control program for nursery and greenhouse sites.
Continuing education credits are available. Early registration ends May 27, and costs $80 for members, non-members and students, and includes lunch. The seminar will cost $90 after the early registration period ends.
Click here to view the entire schedule.
For more details and to register online, visit CAPCAed.com.
Latest from Greenhouse Management
- 2025 Proven Winners Horticulture Scholarship applications now open
- How to improve inventory and shipping management in the greenhouse
- Leading Women of Horticulture: Anna Ball, Ball Hort, and Terri McEnaney, Bailey Nurseries
- GM CEA HERB Part 2: A guide to increasing the sowing density of culinary herbs
- GM CEA HERB Part 1: Best practices for producing culinary herbs in controlled environments
- USDA fires experts on invasive pests, including Asian citrus psyllid, chilli thrips
- CEA Alliance celebrates bipartisan introduction of Supporting Innovation in Agriculture Act
- Dümmen Orange North America celebrating 25th anniversary in 2025
