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Three industry experts will address the latest innovations, best practices, and how to overcome challenges when using biocontrols.

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Brian Schulker’s research in soilless culture plant growing systems at North Carolina State University has yielded international acknowledgment.

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Learn how joint effort keeps needs of nursery professionals at the forefront by expanding savings opportunities on vital crop protection inputs.

Reduced resource waste, lower labor requirements, and time savings are just a few reasons to look into a nutrient or fertilizer delivery system.

The new partnership will supply all the energy requirements of a new 2.8 million square foot greenhouse being built in Southern California.

The education and conversations taking place at the Finished Plant Conference will give growers immediately applicable tools to take back home and optimize production.

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