A group of horticultural and economic scientists and engineers at the University of Arizona, University of Florida, Purdue University, and Michigan State University wish to reach you for possible participation in the Leafy Green Growers Survey. The purpose of this survey is to get valuable feedback from those who are commercially growing leafy crops (of any kinds, including microgreens and herbs) under controlled environment in the United States. It is their hope is to reflect the survey results in their research priorities in the coming years with appropriate funding for research, extension, and education.
The survey is completely anonymous and it may take approximately 5-8 min of your time.
Please click on the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LeafyGS3 and give them your input regarding these important matters by September 12, 2016.






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