American Society of Orchard Science, November 12, 2025 and 13, invite the North Green Conference and Expo, at the Hilton Manchester Downtown Hotel and Expo Center.

Congress, Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, renovations on Frogilo Villeuta, Camilo Villouta has activated Pest tolerance and plasma water in the Pest Tolerance, Neil Mattson University of Cornell. This event provides a valuable option to connect and find out progress in greenhouse technology.

© American Society of Orchards SciencesFrom the top left to right: Frans-Peter Dechering, Camilo Villoudle, John Gedraitis, Neil Mattson.

Around the speakers
Frans-Peter is Seasoned Manager and Serial Entrepreneur. He worked in agricultural business as employees, employers and temporary managers in the agri-food business. It was investor in various (both) technological companies and experienced experience of failure to successful outings. It has a marketing and financial background and always fills the gaps between the business and the daily operation of technology and the daily operation. The athlete in the Netherlands was active and is now a passionate trainer and coach of children’s bicycles.

Camilo Villoda Rhode Island is a lecturer at the University of the University of the University. Its research is based on the physiology and rooting function of plants in hydroponic systems, with the aim of improving production practices, resilience and crop resilience.

John Gedraitis van Berkum is a nursery, the NH wholesale farm in Deerfield. He had more than 20 years old orchard experience and forest precursors, John took his skills in 2021. Van Berkum emphasized high-quality, thoughtful plants, single garden plants and rugged soils. Serve the independent garden, orchard organizations and professional professions for New England, John and his team is committed to supplying very well-cultivated plants to promote external spaces and sustaining gardening practices. When John is not in kindergarten, you can send it through new forests of England or his beautiful wife and two daughters adventurous calling to kindergarten.

Neil Mattson Cornell is a specialist at the School of Plant Integration Sciences. Neil is the director of the Director of the Environmental Agricultural Program, and its research is aimed at optimizing performance and resource use of vegetables, fruit and flower crops. There are certain research interests in reducing the use of energy in CEA lighting, LED through intelligent adoption and intelligent control, sustainable fertilization practices and new CEA development.

Registration is open at the link many.

For more information:
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