The Ohio State University is inviting greenhouse tomato growers in the United States and Canada to participate in an online survey at go.osu.edu/tomatosurvey.
This survey will provide researchers with valuable feedback on greenhouse best management practices that are relevant and important to growers, and will assist in the development of educational materials for the industry.
The survey will take about 20 to 30 minutes.
For more information
Ohio State University
Beth Scheckelhoff, OSU Extension Educator for Greenhouse Systems
T: +1 419-592-0806
Scheckelhoff.11@osu.edu.






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