2015 Hudson Valley Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School
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Directions From Route 84: Exit 3 West onto 17M, at 2nd traffic light make left onto County Route 78 (Quick Chek is on the corner). Stay on County Route 78 through 3 lights to entrance to Community Campus on the right. *Make right onto campus at Egerton Ave., left onto Dorothea Dix Drive, then first right onto Ashley Avenue. Follow road until it comes to a "T" - make left onto Seward Avenue. Drive approximately 500 ft. and turn left into parking lot for 18 Seward Ave. (You will see Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County listed on the sign. Enter through front door; use elevator or stairs to our offices on the third floor.) From Route 17W: Exit 123 onto 17M for 5.7 miles, left onto County Route 78 (Quick Chek is on the corner). Stay on County Route 78 through 3 lights to entrance to Community Campus on the right. *See above. From Route 17E: Exit 120 to Route 211 West. Go 2.9 miles and turn right onto Monhagen Avenue. Follow directions from Route 211 (see below). From Route 211 West: Turn right at light onto Monhagen Avenue (continuation of Route 211 West). Make 3rd lefthand turn onto Community Campus (Gino's Deli is on the right). Bear right onto Seward Avenue and make immediate right turn into parking lot for 18 Seward Ave. (You will see Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County listed on the sign. Enter through front door; use elevator or stairs to our offices on the third floor.) Cornell University Cooperative Extension provides equal program and employment opportunities. Please contact our office if you have any special needs.
Cornell University Cooperative Extension Orange County
Soloman KleinerRehab Center
18 Seward Avenue, Suite 300, Middletown, NY 10940-1919
Count y
Rte 78
Dorthea Dix Drive
Tuckerman Hall
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2015 Hudson Valley Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School
Tuesday January 27, 2015 8:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., Third Floor, Middletown, NY
Cornell University Cooperative Extension Hudson Valley 845-344-1234
cceorangecounty.org
2015 Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School Tues., Jan. 27, 2015. 8:30 AM ~ 3:45 PM
Cornell Cooperative Extension Hudson Valley presents
2015 Hudson Valley Nursery and Greenhouse Growers School
Name
Farm Name
Tuesday, January 27, 2015. 8:30 AM ~ 3:45 PM Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., 3RD Flr, Middletown, NY 10940 -1919
Mailing Address
City
County
AGENDA: State
Zip
8:30 AM Registration and sign in for NYS DEC pesticide applicator credits 9:00 Welcome / Announcements 9:15 Pest Scouting and Biocontrol Smartphone/Tablet App Demo
Daytime Phone Number
Betsy Lamb, Cornell University IPM Program
E-mail
Yes / NO (Please circle one) Cornell Cooperative Extension is granted permission to use and/or publish my photograph or image (including audio, film, digital image or any other media) for educational programs, websites or promotion of Extension programs.
9:45
___________at $70/person if postmarked by 1/19/15 ___________at $80/person if postmarked AFTER 1/19/15 ___________ Total amount enclosed Make checks payable to: Cornell Coop. Extension OC ___MasterCard ___Visa ___Disc.
_______ Exp. Date (mo./yr.)
1:30
This Is How We Do It!
Larry Silverman & Jorge Mendoza, Silverleaf Greenhouses
Stumpers and Crop Jumpers
Margery Daughtrey, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
2:00
Margery will explain how to identify and manage Rose rosette virus and others diagnostic "stumpers" likely to show up in nurseries, greenhouses and landscapes this coming year; She'll also cover "jumpers" - those diseases (like TSWV and TMV) that move back and forth between flowers and vegetables.
11:00 11:15
Break Neonicotinoids and Other Hot Issues in Managing Ornamental Plant Pests Dan Gilrein, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
The group of insecticides known as 'neonicotinoids' - including Marathon, Merit, Safari and others - have been in the news recently. This presentation will review what the discussion is about and means for those growing, selling and maintaining ornamental plants. He will also talk about some of the important pest problems and what might be done about them and review some new products available (or soon available) to the industry for managing insects and mites.
12:10 PM Lunch
Greenhouse Vegetables
Neil Mattson, Department of Horticulture, Cornell University Considering starting a greenhouse vegetable enterprise or interested in using your bedding plant greenhouse in the off-season? Neil will discuss recent Cornell trials with hydroponic lettuce, bag culture tomatoes, and microgreens. He'll discuss successes and failures and practical suggestions for flower growers interested in growing greenhouse vegetables.
Larry and Jorge will discuss their greenhouse biocontrol program.
10:15
Surprising Results from the Shade Annual Trial
Nora J. Catlin, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
Impatiens downy mildew has altered the shade garden and prompted a search for appropriate, disease-resistant alternatives. Results from the 2013 and 2014 shade annuals trial will be reviewed.
The long awaited mobile application for interactive scouting and biocontrol information is available and will be demonstrated in this session.
Return form and fee to: Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., Ste. 300, Middletown, NY 10940-1919 Attn: Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School Must pre-register by January 19, 2015. Please indicate number attending:
1:00
Top Ten Winning Plants from the Spring 2014 California Spring Trials Neil Mattson, Department of Horticulture, Cornell University
Neil had the opportunity to visit last year's spring pack trials in California where many of the flower breeding companies show off their newest varieties. He will share his perspective on some of the top new plants from the trials.
2:15
Break
2:30
Invasive Plants From a Nursery Grower's Perspective Jan Jansen, Owner of E.P. Jansen Nursery
How new regulations impact the commercial horticulture industry.
3:00
Invasive Species Regulations: What the Horticulture Industry Needs to Know
3:30 3:45
Wrap-up Adjourn
Chris Logue, Division of Plant Industry, NYS AG and Markets
Credit Card Number
Signature
NYS DEC Pesticide Recertification Credits have been approved: 3.25 credits for Categories 1a, 10 and 24; 3.00 credits for Categories 3a and 25; 2.75 credits for Category 23, and 1.00 credit for Category 3C. Registration required and seating is limited. $70 per person if postmarked by Jan. 19, 2015 (includes lunch), $80 thereafter, including by phone. No refunds, substitutions are allowed. For more info. call 845-344-1234 or [email protected]
COMMUNITY CAMPUS ENTRANCE
Ave.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Hudson Valley presents
ng Parki
Seward Avenue
*
Cty. Rte . 11
e. 211
w Se
/ Mo unt Hop eR oad
Monha gen Av enue Rt
Lawre
nce K ol
b
COMMUNITY CAMPUS ENTRANCE
ar
dA venue
Directions From Route 84: Exit 3 West onto 17M, at 2nd traffic light make left onto County Route 78 (Quick Chek is on the corner). Stay on County Route 78 through 3 lights to entrance to Community Campus on the right. *Make right onto campus at Egerton Ave., left onto Dorothea Dix Drive, then first right onto Ashley Avenue. Follow road until it comes to a "T" - make left onto Seward Avenue. Drive approximately 500 ft. and turn left into parking lot for 18 Seward Ave. (You will see Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County listed on the sign. Enter through front door; use elevator or stairs to our offices on the third floor.) From Route 17W: Exit 123 onto 17M for 5.7 miles, left onto County Route 78 (Quick Chek is on the corner). Stay on County Route 78 through 3 lights to entrance to Community Campus on the right. *See above. From Route 17E: Exit 120 to Route 211 West. Go 2.9 miles and turn right onto Monhagen Avenue. Follow directions from Route 211 (see below). From Route 211 West: Turn right at light onto Monhagen Avenue (continuation of Route 211 West). Make 3rd lefthand turn onto Community Campus (Gino's Deli is on the right). Bear right onto Seward Avenue and make immediate right turn into parking lot for 18 Seward Ave. (You will see Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County listed on the sign. Enter through front door; use elevator or stairs to our offices on the third floor.) Cornell University Cooperative Extension provides equal program and employment opportunities. Please contact our office if you have any special needs.
Cornell University Cooperative Extension Orange County
Soloman KleinerRehab Center
18 Seward Avenue, Suite 300, Middletown, NY 10940-1919
Count y
Rte 78
Dorthea Dix Drive
Tuckerman Hall
Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County itz hm g Sc uildin B
n Egerto
nue
2015 Hudson Valley Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School
Tuesday January 27, 2015 8:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., Third Floor, Middletown, NY
Cornell University Cooperative Extension Hudson Valley 845-344-1234
cceorangecounty.org
2015 Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School Tues., Jan. 27, 2015. 8:30 AM ~ 3:45 PM
Cornell Cooperative Extension Hudson Valley presents
2015 Hudson Valley Nursery and Greenhouse Growers School
Name
Farm Name
Tuesday, January 27, 2015. 8:30 AM ~ 3:45 PM Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., 3RD Flr, Middletown, NY 10940 -1919
Mailing Address
City
County
AGENDA: State
Zip
8:30 AM Registration and sign in for NYS DEC pesticide applicator credits 9:00 Welcome / Announcements 9:15 Pest Scouting and Biocontrol Smartphone/Tablet App Demo
Daytime Phone Number
Betsy Lamb, Cornell University IPM Program
Yes / NO (Please circle one) Cornell Cooperative Extension is granted permission to use and/or publish my photograph or image (including audio, film, digital image or any other media) for educational programs, websites or promotion of Extension programs.
9:45
___________at $70/person if postmarked by 1/19/15 ___________at $80/person if postmarked AFTER 1/19/15 ___________ Total amount enclosed Make checks payable to: Cornell Coop. Extension OC ___MasterCard ___Visa ___Disc.
_______ Exp. Date (mo./yr.)
1:30
This Is How We Do It!
Larry Silverman & Jorge Mendoza, Silverleaf Greenhouses
Stumpers and Crop Jumpers
Margery Daughtrey, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
2:00
Margery will explain how to identify and manage Rose rosette virus and others diagnostic "stumpers" likely to show up in nurseries, greenhouses and landscapes this coming year; She'll also cover "jumpers" - those diseases (like TSWV and TMV) that move back and forth between flowers and vegetables.
11:00 11:15
Break Neonicotinoids and Other Hot Issues in Managing Ornamental Plant Pests Dan Gilrein, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
The group of insecticides known as 'neonicotinoids' - including Marathon, Merit, Safari and others - have been in the news recently. This presentation will review what the discussion is about and means for those growing, selling and maintaining ornamental plants. He will also talk about some of the important pest problems and what might be done about them and review some new products available (or soon available) to the industry for managing insects and mites.
12:10 PM Lunch
Greenhouse Vegetables
Neil Mattson, Department of Horticulture, Cornell University Considering starting a greenhouse vegetable enterprise or interested in using your bedding plant greenhouse in the off-season? Neil will discuss recent Cornell trials with hydroponic lettuce, bag culture tomatoes, and microgreens. He'll discuss successes and failures and practical suggestions for flower growers interested in growing greenhouse vegetables.
Larry and Jorge will discuss their greenhouse biocontrol program.
10:15
Surprising Results from the Shade Annual Trial
Nora J. Catlin, Long Island Hort. Research & Extension Ctr.
Impatiens downy mildew has altered the shade garden and prompted a search for appropriate, disease-resistant alternatives. Results from the 2013 and 2014 shade annuals trial will be reviewed.
The long awaited mobile application for interactive scouting and biocontrol information is available and will be demonstrated in this session.
Return form and fee to: Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County 18 Seward Ave., Ste. 300, Middletown, NY 10940-1919 Attn: Nursery & Greenhouse Growers School Must pre-register by January 19, 2015. Please indicate number attending:
1:00
Top Ten Winning Plants from the Spring 2014 California Spring Trials Neil Mattson, Department of Horticulture, Cornell University
Neil had the opportunity to visit last year's spring pack trials in California where many of the flower breeding companies show off their newest varieties. He will share his perspective on some of the top new plants from the trials.
2:15
Break
2:30
Invasive Plants From a Nursery Grower's Perspective Jan Jansen, Owner of E.P. Jansen Nursery
How new regulations impact the commercial horticulture industry.
3:00
Invasive Species Regulations: What the Horticulture Industry Needs to Know
3:30 3:45
Wrap-up Adjourn
Chris Logue, Division of Plant Industry, NYS AG and Markets
Credit Card Number
Signature
NYS DEC Pesticide Recertification Credits have been approved: 3.25 credits for Categories 1a, 10 and 24; 3.00 credits for Categories 3a and 25; 2.75 credits for Category 23, and 1.00 credit for Category 3C. Registration required and seating is limited. $70 per person if postmarked by Jan. 19, 2015 (includes lunch), $80 thereafter, including by phone. No refunds, substitutions are allowed. For more info. call 845-344-1234 or [email protected]
