University of Maryland Extension

Vegetable Grower Meeting

When: 
Friday, Feb. 23, 2018 - 8:30am to 2:30pm
Where: 
Friendly Farms Restaurant
Address: 
17434 Foreston Rd
Upperco, MD 21155
United States
Event Type: 
Lecture/Seminar
Organization/Sponsor: 
The Mill
Description/Notes: 

This meeting is being hosted by The Mill and includes various fertility topics for vegetable production, including the latest research and information from University of Maryland Extension. Topics include:

  • AgroLiquid is a company focused on doing fertility in a totally different way. Stephanie Zelinko has run the Michigan research farm for AgroLiquid in recent years while adding many other duties.
  • Benjy Conover has been working with AgroLiquid products for over 10 years and joined the company as a regional agronomist. He has experience in many vegetables and has extensive experience in Adams County with fruit growers.
  • Lambert Peat Moss Inc represented by Craig Kershner will present the new line of soils that The Mill will carry for them.
  • “The Honey Bee Project” will be presented by Bryan Butler Carroll County Extension Agent
  • "Soil Fertility 101”  will be presented by Andrew Archer Kness Harford County Extension Agent.
  • Syngenta’s Brenda Riggleman and Budd Scott will present options their company offers to improve your crops.
Tags: 
vegetable
meeting
vegetable meeting
Contact Phone: 
800-993-3300
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