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ROOT ZONE MANAGEMENT
Keep Calm & Irrigate On!
CANNABIS PRODUCTION
Pest Management Panel
FORWARD THINKING
A Brand New Landscape for Innovation
FLORICULTURE
2019 Canadian All-Stars VIRTUAL EVENT
Live and on-demand!
SUSTAINABILITYMore than a buzzword
BIG DATAThe future of agriculture
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2021 CANADIAN GREENHOUSE CONFERENCEYOUR CANADIAN RESOURCE FOR THE BUSINESS OF GROWINGThe Canadian Greenhouse Conference will take place online this fall and every care has been taken to provide growers with a conference experience as close to “in-person” as possible. Live and on-demand access will ensure everyone has the opportunity to benefit from the all-star education program, industry displays and directories.
Find out how and where to access all the show components on the website: www.CanadianGreenhouseConference.com
REGISTRATION FEESBASIC REGISTRATION $85Access to live webinars on October 6 & 7, pre-recorded presentations, supplementary resources, New Product Display, industry listings and videos.
ENHANCED REGISTRATION $100As above, plus the ability to access the virtual platform with webinar recordings and on-demand content for 90 days following the show.
Registration will remain open until January 5, 2022. You may upgrade your registration or create a new registration until that date.
VIRTUAL SPEAKER PROGRAMEngage with an international roster of knowledgeable speakers via live webinars. Sessions will be recorded and available on-demand until early January. The virtual platform will open prior to show dates allowing time to browse the program, create an agenda and access the complementary resources. Registration is required.
POSTER SESSIONHighlighting current research from universities and allied industry, posters will be available CGC website.
Select projects will be highlighted in the Research Updates session on Thursday.
Sponsored by:
NEW VARIETY SHOWCASESee what is new and exciting for the Canadian market in our virtual showcase. Videos, photos and information will be featured on the CGC website.
Sponsored by:
INDUSTRY PARTNER DIRECTORYScroll through a directory of companies ready to make a difference in your business! Find new names with cutting edge products and services.
NEW PRODUCT DISPLAYA unique collection of the hottest products and services available from our industry partners.
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WED
PRODUCTION - WATER DISEASE MANAGEMENT LIGHTING & ABATEMENT STRATEGIES
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9:00 AM EST
Nutrient Solution Treatment & Disinfection Paul FisherUniversity of Florida, USA
Portable DNA Sequencing Platform for Greenhouse Pathogen Monitoring: a tool against the ToBRFVRemi MaglioneHarvest Genomics, Guelph, ON
Dynamic & Sustainable Lighting StrategiesXiuming HaoAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow Research & Development Centre, ON
9:30 AM EST
Protected Agriculture Stewardship National Auditable Standards Justine TaylorCropLife Canada, ON
Plant Vaccines for Greenhouse Crop ProtectionGenevieve MarchandAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow Research & Development Centre, ON
Lead With Lighting: Advancements of LEDs in greenhouse lettuce & herb cultivationColin Brice Signify America
Lighting in High-Wire & Umbrella CucumbersJan ChechalkSignify America
10:00 AM EST
Developing a Nutrient Risk Management Tool to Monitor Stormwater Retention PondsChristopher WeisenerUniversity of Windsor, ON
ToBRFV: The discovery, the management strategies & hopefully the beginning of the endAviv Dombrovsky, AROThe Volcani Center, Israel
Keep That Light Abatement Screen Closed!Ton Habraken Ludvig Svensson Inc.
10:30 AM EST
Nutrients, Pathogens & PGRs & Pesticides: the Hybrid Treatment trifecta?Ann HuberSoil Resource Group, Guelph, ON
Project Report: Stray Light Abatement in GreenhousesDavid LubitzUniversity of Guelph, ON
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE WED, OCT 6TH — MORNING SESSIONS
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GARDEN CENTRES/RETAILING
PLANT CENTRED PRODUCTION
ENERGY
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12:00 PM EST
Supporting Ontario Pollinators & Growing Profits: Ornamentals for eco-conscious gardenersRodger TschanzUniversity of Guelph, ON
Sarah JandricicOntario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs, Vineland, ON
The Need for & Consequences of Microclimate MeasurementPeter van WeelWeel.Invent, The Netherlands
Cannabis Energy Efficiency Best PracticesVicki GagnonIndependent Electricity System Operator (IESO), Toronto, ON
12:30 PM EST
Capitalizing on the Foliage BoomRoger KehoeEason Horticultural Resources, USA
Dynamic Energy For Next-Gen Greenhouse Operation & ExpansionRupp CarriveauUniversity of Windsor, ON
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE WED, OCT 6TH — AFTERNOON SESSIONS
ON DEMAND PRESENTATIONS
How & Why to Produce Your Own short Training Video for Greenhouse GrowersWorkplace Safety & Prevention Services
Harness the Power of Mycorrhizae in Greenhouse & Nursery ProductionScott InmanMycorrhizal Applications, Grants Pass, Oregon, USA
Blackout Curtains, Energy Capture & MicroclimateQuade DigweedAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow, ON
Use of Biostimulants to Control Greenhouse DiseasesAna PastranaVineland Research & Innovation Centre, ON
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VERTICAL FARMS SUSTAINABILITY BIG DATA
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2:00 PM EST
Enhancing Resource Use Efficiency in Vertical FarmingMurat KaciraUniversity of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Shedding Light on Sustainable PackagingSonia BenoitCascades, QC
Towards Autonomous Greenhouses: Digital horticulture & smart sensorsKenneth TranKoidra Inc., WA, USA
2:30 PM EST
Northern Greenhouse ProgramQuade DigweedAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow, ON Adrian SchimnowskiArctic Research Foundation
Sustainable Packaging of Greenhouse ProduceEmily MurracasMucci Farms, Kingsville, ON
Human + Machine: The future of horticulture is collaborativeSaber MiresmailliEcoation, Ruthven, ON
3:00 PM EST
Goodleaf’s Journey in Vertical FarmingBarry MurchieGoodleaf Farms, Guelph, ON
Sustainable Alternatives to Greenhouse PlasticsAmar MohantyUniversity of Guelph, ON
Data in AgricultureTerry VermeerET Grow Inc., Beamsville, ON
3:30 PM EST
Big Data’s Next Step – Tackling Private Data SilosRamen DuttaTensoAI Inc., Sutton, QC
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE WED, OCT 6TH — AFTERNOON SESSIONS
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THURS
LIGHTING IMPACT ON IPM PROPAGATION VEGETABLE BIOCONTROL
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9:00 AM EST
Potential & Pitfalls of Optical Radiation (UV-visible and infrared) in Management of Powdery Mildew & Gray MoldAruppillai SuthaparanNorwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway
Vegetative PropagationRoger KehoeEason Horticultural Resources, USA
Experience with ToBRFV in Germany: Infestation, eradication & preventionHeike Scholz-Döbelin, IPM SpecialistChamber of Agriculture, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
9:30 AM EST
Optimizing Orius Performance in GreenhousesRose LabbeAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow Research & Development Centre, ON
Getting the Most Out of GerminationJerry GorchelsPanAmerican Seed Co.
Healthy Hydroponics: A new microbiome surveillance service for food safety & crop protectionTrevor CharlesMetagenom Bio Life Science Inc., University of Waterloo, ON
10:00 AM EST
Modifying Parasitoid Behaviour with Artificial Light to Improve Biological Control of AphidsJessica Fraser University of Laval, QC
Biosecurity in Plant PropagationSarah MinerRoelands Plant Farms, Lambton Shores, ON
IPM Technology Enables IPM StrategyBri-Anna JaksicIPM Scoutek, Windsor, ON
10:30 AM EST
Going Towards the Light: Mass trapping & LED lightsSarah JandricicOntario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs, Vineland, ON
Light Quality Regulates Growth of Young PlantsErik RunkleMichigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE THURS, OCT 7TH — MORNING SESSIONS
A S T E P B E Y O N DA S T E P B E Y O N DA S T E P B E Y O N DTRADIT IONAL LAB ANALYSIS
TRADIT IONAL LAB ANALYSIS
TRADIT IONAL LAB ANALYSIS
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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GARDEN CENTRES/RETAILING
1:30 PM GREENHOUSE TECHNOLOGY AWARD
WINNERSRESEARCH UPDATES
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Sponsored by:
Sponsored by:
12:00 PM EST
Program & Resources to Help Garden Centres SELL MORE PLANTSDiane BlazekAll-American Selections & National Garden Bureau, Downers Grove, IL
Meet the Winners of the 2021 Greenhouse Technology Awards
Debuting this year, the program recognizes products or services demonstrating a high level of innovation in advancing Canada's greenhouse and controlled environment agriculture sectors.
Research UpdatesHighlights from the 2021 Research Poster Session
To view all the projects visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com
12:30 PM EST
Catching the Customers Eye – Trends in Container GardeningKerry MeyerProven Winners
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE THURS, OCT 7TH — AFTERNOON SESSIONS
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STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION FORWARD THINKING CANNABIS PRODUCTION
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2:00 PM EST
Successful IPM in Greenhouse Strawberries: Thrips strategiesBrittany HarrisPlant Products, Leamington, ON
Automation at Jeffery’s GreenhousesRodd GibsonJeffery’s Greenhouses, St. Catharines, ON
Improving Cannabis Yield & PotencyYoubin ZhengUniversity of Guelph, ON
2:30 PM EST
Overview of Greenhouse Strawberry Production TechnologiesChieri KubotaOhio State University, Columbus, OH
Advances in Greenhouse Structures & TechnologyLeigh CoulterGGS Structures Inc., Beamsville, ON
Aphid Apocalypse – Biocontrol Strategies for Cannabis AphidKevin CullemKoppert Biological Systems
3:00 PM EST
Greenhouse Buzziness Potential: Using bee vectoring to suppress pests on greenhouse strawberriesRose LabbeAgriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow Research & Development Centre, ON
Automated Cucumber HarvestingBrian LynchVineland Research & Innovation Centre, Vineland, ON
Addressing Odour, Light & Noise Nuisances from Cannabis ProductionBill Van HeystUniversity of Windsor, ONVicki HilbornOntario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs, Guelph, ON
3:30 PM EST
Optimal Lighting Strategy for Winter Strawberry Cultivation in BelgiumPeter MelisProefcentrum Hoogstraten, Belgium
Nanobubble Water Treatment Technology for Better YieldsWarren RusselMoleaer, Carson, CA
Emerging Diseases of Cannabis & Management ApproachesZamir PunjaSimon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC
Titles and speakers subject to change. Visit CanadianGreenhouseConference.com for up-to-date information.
SCHEDULE THURS, OCT 7TH — AFTERNOON SESSIONS
