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March 27 & 28, Concord / Greensboro

US (NC): Using high tunnels for season extension

The Center for Environmental Farming Systems and others are offering these workshops where participants will be equipped with the knowledge to increase their high tunnel production efficiency through proper management techniques.

The March 27 workshop features high tunnel production, transplant production, grafted heirloom tomatoes in a high tunnel, and NRCS high tunnel cost share programs. It will also discuss regional marketing opportunities for high tunnel production. The afternoon hands-on portion will be at the Elma C. Lomax Incubator Farm.

The March 28 workshop offers separate sessions for beginning and advanced producers. The latest research results from A&T will be shared. Presenters will also discuss various high tunnel equipment vendors, noting the features important to include for extended season growing in the Piedmont region. NRCS high tunnel cost share program details will be available. The day will conclude with a high tunnel farm tour at NC A&T research farm.

For more information:
cefs.ncsu.edu/news/upcoming-events
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