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Organic Crops Field Tour April 24, 2013
9:00 AM-3:30 PM

Pre-registration $10 per person by April 19, on-site registration $15 per person (all registration includes lunch and proceedings booklet). Click here to register online. See current research & hear the latest recommendations on:
Keynote Presentation by Hank and Cindy Delvin, Delvin Farms Enjoy walking tours and visit the Farm Equipment Display/Industry and Educational Exhibits. East Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center-Organic Crops Unit
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2012 Organic Crops Field Tour A public event at the East Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center – Organic Crops Unit |
| 2012 - Neither rain nor hail (again) could stop our fourth Organic Crops Field Tour! |
| It was a great success with over 195 people attending to tour the 10 acres certified organic and 4 acres in organic transition and to learn about a variety of organic growing topics including the use of hightunnels, composting, seed saving, organic nut production, tomato grafting and more! |
| Participants also had the chance to learn about organic products and services provided by exhibitors who also contributed to the event. |
Things got underway with visits to the Exhibit Tent.
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A wide variety of Workshops and Programs followed. For example...
High Tunnel Production
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Tomato Grafting for Enhanced Yield and Disease Resistance
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The morning's programs were followed by a super tasty lunch catered by UT's Culinary Institute and a presentation by Blackberry Farms Master Gardener and Seed Saving Expert, John Coykendall
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The day concluded with Equipment Demonstrations and a Walking Tour of the farm.
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