Mancozeb Meeting – Tuesday, Nov 4th, in Ellijay, GA: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/uga-grape-meeting-ellijay-tickets-1716936686849?aff=oddtdtcreator
- Gilmer County Library Basement, 268 Calvin Jackson Drive Ellijay, GA 30540
- This meeting has a bunch grape focus, though all are welcome
- pesticide credits are available, bring your license number
Join us to discuss recent research updates on grapes along with some discussion on recent proposed regulations on mancozeb use, focused on commercial grape producers. Topics include best practices for shoot thinning, the latest information on spotted lanternfly management, and key regulatory changes involving Mancozeb and the Endangered Species Act. Registration is free but required. Register by Friday, Oct 31st!
More upcoming events!
Sustainable Ag Expo – (Nov. 10–12 in San Luis Obispo, CA + online courses through Nov. 28) – is all about continuing education and practical, science-based learning for viticulturists and ag professionals. It’s a great opportunity to connect with peers, earn CE hours (20+ DPR/CCA available), and hear from top researchers and industry leaders. Here’s the link to register or share.
Southeastern United Grape & Wine Symposium – Nov. 20 in Dobson, NC at the Surrey Community College – NC Viticulture Center – “Taste the Story, Connecting with Consumers through Education” – https://ncviticulturecenter.surry.edu/symposium
Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference – January 8-10 in Savannah, GA – https://seregionalconference.org/– A muscadine focused session on Jan 10! https://seregionalconference.org/
Georgia Wine Producers Annual Meeting – Feb 2-3 in Cumming, GA – at Forsyth Conference Center at Lanier Technical College – Two days filled with valuable insights and networking opportunities tailored for aspiring winemakers, new winery owners, and curren winery owners anxious to step up their game. This year’s theme – “Resilience, Growth, and Innovation in Georgia’s Wine Industry” – registration coming soon, but for more information contact Steve Schmidt at 706-897-1758 or director@georgiawineproducers.org.
