After the Ban (in Ontario Canada): Moving toward biologically-managed turfgrass - Michael Brownbridge, Biobest
Diseases in turfgrass: A biological approach - David Clement, UMD Extension
Controlling Insects in Turfgrass With Organic Controls - Kevin Mathias, Retired, Institude of Applied Agriculture
Organic Lawn Care in Montgomery County: What does it mean? - Eric Wenger, Complete Lawn Care, Inc.
Weed Control in Turfgrass Without Standard Chemicals - Eric Wenger and Chuck Schuster, Retired-UME
Biological Control in the Nursery - Julie Graesch, Bioworks
Hard Lessons: Organic Production of Nursery Stock - Steve Black, Raemelton Farm
Effects of Reduced Fertilizer Rates on Pests and Integration of Biostimulants Into Production - Michael Brownbridge
Mistaken Identify: Is it Western Flower Thrips or Onion Thrips? - Michael Brownbridge
Biologicals for Plant Disease Management - Mike Dimock, Certis USA, LLC
Entomopathogenic Fungi for Spotted Lanternfly - Eric Clifton, Cornell University
Biological Control & Banker Plants - Lance Osborne et. al., University of Florida
How to Attract Predators and Parasitoids to Improve Biological Control - Paula Shrewsbury, UMD
Oak and Beech Issues in 2018-2019 - Karen Rane, University of Maryland Extension
MDA Pesticide Regulatory Update - Kelly Love, MD Department of Agriculture
Diseases of the Landscape - David Clement, University of Maryland Extension
Invasive Diseases to Look for in 2020 - David Clement, University of Maryland Extension
CSI: Maryland - Solving landscape mysteries with IPM diagnostic techniques - Heather Zindash, IPM Consultant
Pest Predictive Calendar and Emerald Ash Borer - Paula Shrewsbury, UMD
Invasive Plants: Maryland Tier 1 and Tier 2 Plants - Kim Rice, Maryland Dept. of Agriculture
Is it Oak Wilt? - Karen Rane, UME
Spotted Lanternfly - Mary Kay Malinoski, UME
Preventing Exotic Lepidoptera (moths/butterflies) from Entering the U.S. - Jim Young, USDA
Identifying Nutrient Deficiencies - Andrew Ristvey, UME
Substrates Management - Andrew Ristvey, UME
Vegetable Fertility for IPM Scout Training - Jerry Brust, UME
Water Quality for Greenhouse and Nursery Production - Andrew Ristvey, UME
High Tunnel Selection - Chuck Schuster, UME, and Stanton Gill, UME
Making More Money by Saving Money in Cut Flower Production - Carrier Jennings, Honeybee Farm
Dahlia Production - Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm
Peony Production - Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm
Peppers and Other Fall Crops - Chris Wien, formerly Cornell University, Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm, and John Stommel, USDA, Beltsville
Soil Management for Cut Flower Production - Andrew Ristvey, UME
Water Management in Cut Flower Production - Andrew Ristvey, UME
Native Plants for use in Cut Flower Production - Sara Tangren, UME
Woody Plants for Cut Flowers - David Thompson, Foxborough Nursery
Thrips and Beneficials in Greenhouse - Stanton Gill, UMD
Ambrosia Beetles - Stanton Gill, UMD
Composting in Cut Flower Production - Benny Erez, EcoCity Farms
Fitting Cut Flower Species and Growing Techniques into Maryland's Volatile Climate - Chris Wien, formerly Cornell University
Cutting Garden at Brookside Gardens - Kelley Heim
Organic Fertilizers for Cut Flower Production - Andrew Ristvey, UMD
Woody Cut Stems - Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm
Disease on Landscape Plants - David Clement
Sawflies - Stanton Gill
Aggressive and Difficult Weed Identification and Control - Chuck Schuster, UMD Extension
Top 10 Nursery Problems - Tina MacIntyre, VA Dept. of Agriculture
Major Insects and Mites Pests of Oaks - Frank Hale, University of Tennessee
Biocontrol of Thrips from Roadblock to Cornerstone – How Biological Control Works in Canadian Greenhouses - Michael Brownbridge, Vineland Resarch and Innovation Centre, Ontario, Canada
Controlling Weeds in Nurseries with Alternatives to Conventional Herbicides - Dr. Jeff Derr, Virginia Tech
Biocontrol Options for Management of Soilborne Pathogens in Ornamentals. Dr. Wade Elmer, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Diseases on Herbaceous Perennials - David Clement and Karen Rane, UMD Extension
Insects - Pests and Beneficials - on Herbaceous Perennials - Stanton Gill, UMD Extension
Insects on perennials - Stanton Gill
Fruit trees for landscapes - Stanton Gill
Business considerations for cut flower growers - Shannon Dill, University of Maryland Extension
Cut flowers for high tunnels - Ginny Rosenkranz, University of Maryland Extension
Flower farm to market transporation - Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm
Going the Distance: How Plant Masters made the green by staying lean - Leon and Carol Carrier, Plant Masters, Inc.
Lilies and other specialty bulb crops - Ko Klaver, Botanical Trading Company
Water management for your flowers - Andrew Ristvey, University of Maryland Extension
Healthy soils for your flowers - Andrew Ristvey, University of Maryland Extension
Micronutrients - Andrew Ristvey, University of Maryland Extension
Preparing the cut flower bed - Chuck Schuster, University of Maryland
Setting up a farmstead: Equipment considerations - Chuck Schuster, University of Maryland Extension
Woody stems for cut flower use - Richard Uva, Seaberry Farm
Edibles and Tropicals: What's New in Greenhouse Production - Heather McDermott Agri-Starts Inc.
Herbaceous native plants: Greenhouse production - Sara Tangren, University of Maryland Extension
Hops as an alternative crop - Tom Barse, Stillpoint Farm
How to scout a nursery and landscape most effectively - Marie Rojas and Steve Dubik
Controlling the tougher weeds in turfgrass - Ginny Rosenkranz
Monitoring Pests in the Landscape - Debby Smith-Fiola, Landscape Enterprise LLC
IPM at Longwood Gardens - Grant Jones, IPM Specialist
Maintaining Vegetated Stormwater Practices: Raingardens, Bioretention, and Bioswales - Mary Travaglini, Montgomery County, Maryland
Aphid Management Using Biological Control - Rose Buitenhuis, Vineland Research and Education Center, Ontario Canada
Biocontrol of Thrips from Roadblock to Cornerstone - How Biological Control Works in Canadian Greenhouses - Rose Buitenhuis, Vineland Research and Education Center, Ontario Canada
Biocontrol for the Retail Grower - Stephen Barlow, Barlow Flower Farm
Biocontrol for the Wholesale Grower - Bob Dickman, Dickman Farms
Biopesticides for Greenhouse Use - Matt Krause, BioWorks
Experience of Small Greenhouse Growers in Pennsylvania Using Biological Control - Steve Bogash, Penn State Extension
Pesticides Compatible with Biocontrol Agents? - Doug Barrow, Biobest USA, Inc.
Right Tree, Right Place - Ed Gregan, Carlton Nursery
U.S. National Arboretum Introductions - Scott Aker
Boxwood Blight Tolerance - North Carolina State University (Kelly Ivors talk)
Boxwood Blight Fungicide Table - North Carolina State University (Kelly Ivors talk)