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Event Details

Date

July 12, 2017

Time

5:00-7:00pm

Location

Slack Hollow Farm
177 Gilchrist Road
Arygle, NY 12809

Host

Cornell Vegetable Program


High Tunnel Field Meeting

July 12, 2017

High Tunnel Field Meeting

Join us for a discussion of ongoing high tunnel fertility management for summer tomato crops, high tunnel soil health, as well as other summer high tunnel crop options including cucumbers and basil.

In addition there will be an update on leek moth in allium crops, a discussion of downy mildew in basil, and a
demonstration of an in-row flame weeder.

Speakers include:

Judson Reid, CVP
Andy Fellenz, NOFA-NY
Amy Ivy, ENYCHP

Cost:  $12/person, $25/farm (two people or more)

Light refreshments will be provided.  Pre-registration is encouraged at https://www.nofany.org/events-news/events/2017-on-farm-field-days



High Tunnel Meeting (PDF; 1569KB)

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