- Date: April 12, 2011, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- Location: University of Rhode Island Agronomy Farm, Plains Road, Kingston, RI
- Description: This event is part of a three-year USDA/Northeast SARE Research & Education Project entitled Cover Cropping Strategies for Year-Round Weed Control on Mixed Vegetable Farms in Southern New England led by University of Rhode Island professor Rebecca Brown. Featured speakers Mike Orzolek and Bill Lamont, both of Pennsylvania State University, will discuss specialty crops that can be grown in high tunnels, high tunnel structures, crop rotation and crop management. Pesticide credits have been applied for.
Cost of $20/person includes dinner. Pre-registration by April 7th recommended to ensure meal availability.
Contact Person: Kristen Castrataro
Email: kcas@uri.edu
Phone: 401-874-2967
Visit the event website for more information.
3 comments:
What does "pesticide credits have been applied for" mean?
I believe that this meeting at the University of Rhode Island is a very influential thing for the development of students. If you are a student I recommend that you go to this event. And also I advise you to use the service www.uk.papersowl.com which provides assistance in writing the dissertations, and will also help you in your school and university studies.
This meeting at the University of Rhode Island was very important for all participants as most of them are future farmers and it might be very useful fro them to get to know about the practice of their future deal! Some of them went there just to get info for their ocntent as I found in the article https://www.scoopnest.com/user/article/675640-essential-part-of-a-studying-process, some of them just got there for communication! It's great anyway!
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