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Potato psyllid management recommendations for 2012
Potato All Locations
Potato psyllid/ZC
Posted on: March 20, 2012 by Jeff Miller
With the detection of Zebra Chip in 2011, many people have questions about managing potato psyllids and Zebra Chip in 2012. Attached are three documents aimed at providing the most accurate information available for our situation in Idaho:
1. Idaho recommendations (drafted by Phil Nolte, Erik Wenninger, Mike Thornton, and Nora Olsen of the University of Idaho; Jeff Miller of Miller Research; and Andy Jensen of the ID/WA/OR Potato Commissions)
2. Biology and Management of Potato Psyllid in Pacific Northwest Potatoes by Alan Schreiber (Agriculture Development Group, Inc.), Andy Jensen (ID/WA/OR Potato Commissions), and Silvia Rondon (Oregon State University).
3. Psyllid Identification/Information Card
Please contact us (Phil Nolte, Erik Wenninger, Mike Thornton, Nora Olsen, of the University of Idaho; Jeff Miller of Miller Research; or Andy Jensen of the ID/WA/OR Potato Commissions) if you have any questions or comments regarding the plan. This information also will be posted at multiple websites as indicated in the recommendation plan.
ISDA Pesticide Disposal
Announcements Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: March 15, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Hi folks:
Idaho State Department of Ag is conducting their unusable pesticide disposal program for SW Idaho, the last week of March. This is a program that is free to anyone who has old pesticides they wish to have “taken off their hands”. The Extension pesticide safety education program helps promote this program because it helps to prevent pesticide pollution and accidental poisoning from old pesticides that are sitting around in someone’s storage shed or garage. Please get the word out to your clientele. This is a NON-REGULATORY program offered by ISDA—it is a free service to the citizens of Idaho!!
Spring Symposium
All Crops Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: February 24, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Idaho Horticulture Society is pleased to be able to offer two nationally known dynamic presenters for the Spring "Gardening in Treasure Valley" seminars. Melinda Myers
(www.melindamyers.com) is an author, radio and television personality and writes for Birds and Blooms magazine. Sue Goetz (www.thecreativegardener.com) owner of Creative Gardener, offers practical advice and inspiration for creating landscapes and gardens in our climate. More information about the speakers and their topics can be founds at www.idhort.com.
New this year is an "Ask the Expert" session where you will be able to bring your questions and meet one-on-one with Master Gardeners and other local experts:
• Weeds and Turf Management- Tony McCammon, Uof I Extension Service, Washington County
• Vegetable Gardening- Howard Little, Uof I Advanced Master Gardener
• Flowers- Sandra Ford, Idaho Horticulture Society
• Composting- Jennie Rylee, Foothills Learning Center
• Fruit Trees- Tony McCammon, Uof I Extension Service, Washington County
• Native and Xeric Plants- Diane Jones, Draggin' Wing Farm
• Organic Gardening- Elisa Clark or Lindsay Schramm, Northend Organic Nursery
• Trees- Debbie Cook, Boise Community Forestry
potato pysllid
Potato All Locations
potato psyllid
Posted on: February 24, 2012 by Jerry Neufeld
Click on the pdf below to learn more about the potato psyllid in the "Potato Progress." The publication is entitled "Biology and Management of Potato Psyllid in PNW Potatoes.
Idaho Hay and Forage Conference
Announcements All Locations
announcement
Posted on: February 14, 2012 by Jerry Neufeld
Attached is a pdf with information about the Idaho Hay and Forage Conference on March 1 and 2 in Burley, Idaho at the Best Western Burley Inn and Convention Center. There will be 3 Idaho pesticide license credits and 3 CCA credits available. Registration is thru Idahohay.com. Click on the pdf below for more information.
Pomology Table Grape School
Small Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: February 13, 2012 by Tony McCammon
2012 University of Idaho Pomology Program Table Grape School
University of Idaho Pomology and Viticulture Program in junction with the Snake River Table Grape Growers Association will hold its 2012 Table Grape School on Saturday, February 18, 2012 at Parma High School, Common area, 137 Panther Way, Parma, ID 83660. We invite all tree fruit grower, grape growers, home gardeners and other interested people to participate in this educational school. Several speakers have been invited to talk about their areas of expertise and many aspects of table grape production, from propagation, planting, training, irrigation, nutrition, storage, diseases, and chemical applications will be discussed in the meeting. The lectures will be given at the high school and lunch will be served. Then, audience will be guided to the University of Idaho Pomology and Viticulture vineyards to observe and to practice training and pruning of vines at different ages.
Agenda:
8:00 AM: registration $25 per adult, including lunch ($15 without lunch)*
8:50 AM Opening and Welcoming Remarks, Dr. Mike Clark, President, Snake River Table Grape Growers Association.
9:00-10:15 AM: Principals in Production of Table Grape in the Intermountain West. The seminar will include: Propagation, Planting, Training, Irrigation, Nutrition, Cluster Management, GA application, Protection, Harvest and Postharvest. Speaker: Dr. Essie Fallahi, Professor of Pomology and Viticulture, University of Idaho
10:15-10:45 Critical Issues in Commercial Table Grape Production. Speaker: Tom Elias, Tundra Vineyards
10:45-11:15 Break and Visit with Booths
11:15-11:45 Table Grape Disease. Dr. Krishna Mohan, Professor of Plant Pathology, University of Idaho
11:45-12:15 Chemicals for Table Grapes. Speaker: Tom Lyon, Wilbur Ellis
12:15-1:00 Lunch(catered)
12:30-1:00 PM Marketing for Intermountain Table Grapes (During Lunch Break). Speaker: Jonathan Demcak
1:00- 1:15 PM Irrigation Design for Table Grapes. Speaker: Dick Bronson, Pipe-co
1:15-5:00 PM Practical/ Hands on Training and Pruning and Canopy Formation in Various ages of Table Grape. Instructors: Dr. Essie Fallahi and Tom Elias, University of Idaho Pomology and Viticulture Vineyards (about 2 miles north of High School).
5:00 PM Conference Adjourns
Please RSVP with number of people planning to attend, By Feb. 14th
Phone (208)722-7246 or E-Mail hannanibler@srtgga.org
Sustainable Agriculture Symposium
Announcements Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: February 2, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Attached is a flyer for our conservation district’s 3rd Annual Sustainable Agriculture Symposium to be held on Thursday, February 16, 2012, at the Four Rivers Cultural Center, in Ontario, OR.
U-Idaho Fruit Conference February 7-8
Tree Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 30, 2012 by Tony McCammon
There is still seats left. Call Today to reserve your spot for this educational opportunity. I have organized a fantastic lineup of speakers for regional fruit growers. Speakers from Oregon, Utah, and Idaho are combining research and expertise to present on multiple topics that will help you make better decisions in your orchards.
8- Idaho and 7- Oregon Pesticide recertification Credits are available. Contact the Washington County Extension Office for more details at 208-414-0415.
Tuesday and Wednesday, February 7-8, 8-4 pm at the Vendome Center, Weiser, ID.
Cereal Schools
Small Grains All Locations
Posted on: January 30, 2012 by Juliet Marshall
Southern and Southeastern Idaho Cereal Schools will be the week of Fe 7 - 10th. Check the website for agenda details. CCA and ISDA credits will be available.
February 7 – Burley, ID
February 8 – Pocatello, ID
February 9 – Idaho Falls, ID
February 9 – Ashton, ID
February 10 – Preston, ID
Experts Predict Less Stripe Rust This Year
Small Grains All Locations
Stripe Rust
Posted on: January 23, 2012 by Juliet Windes
See the following article on predictions of stripe rust in Washington and Oregon.
http://www.capitalpress.com/content/mw-Stripe-rust-update-011312-Xianming-ChenMike-Flowers-mugs
I am also predicting substantially less stripe rust due to the open winter we have had so far and the reduced 2011 fall infection over that seen in 2010. We will need to remain more concerned about the spring wheat this year as spores traveling from our west will be the main source of inoculum.
» http://www.capitalpress.com/content/mw-Stripe-rust-update-011312-Xianming-ChenMike-Flowers-mugs
U-Idaho Fruit Conference February 7-8
Tree Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 23, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Do you need Pesticide Certification Credits? Plan on joining the fruit industry for a pest management conference on February 7-8 in Weiser, Idaho. 8 Idaho and 7 Oregon Credits are offered. Open the attachments for registration details. Space is limited.
U-Idaho Fruit Conference February 7-8
Onion Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 23, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Do you need Pesticide Certification Credits? Plan on joining the fruit industry for a pest management conference on February 7-8 in Weiser, Idaho. 8 Idaho and 7 Oregon Credits are offered. Open the attachments for registration details. Space is limited.
U-Idaho Fruit Conference February 7-8
Announcements Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 23, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Do you need Pesticide Certification Credits? Plan on joining the fruit industry for a pest management conference on February 7-8 in Weiser, Idaho. 8 Idaho and 7 Oregon Credits are offered. Open the attachments for registration details. Space is limited.
Two organic farming meetings will be held Friday and Saturda
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Organic Farming Meeting
Posted on: January 17, 2012 by Nora Olsen
Two organic farming meetings will be held Friday and Saturday February 3 and 4 in Twin Falls.
Friday Afternoon Symposium: Cultivating Connections – Building Idaho’s Organic Farming Community
Friday, February 3 from 1 – 5 pm
The Herrett Center, College of Southern Idaho
Presentations will include the following:
- Organic Program Update, Brandon Lamb, ISDA
- Food Safety and Good Agriculture Practices (GAPs), Nora Olsen, UI
- Organic Crop and Livestock Insurance Options, Jeff Schahzenski, NCAT/ATTRA
- Cover Crop Nutrient Calculator, Amber Moore, UI
- Dairy Compost & Cover Crop Variety Trials, Lauren Hunter, UI
- Colorado Potato Beetle Response to Potato Varieties, Erik Wenninger, UI
Registration is $8 or free with the Grower’s Own Conference (below).
Grower’s Own Conference
Friday evening February 3
5:30 – 9 pm Conference Opening with Digital Farm Tours
Saturday, February 4
8 am – 4:15 pm Farmer-to-Farmer Exchange
The Herrett Center, College of Southern Idaho
$55 per person, includes dinner on Friday and breakfast and lunch on Saturday.
Pre-registration is required by January 20.
Register on-line at www.pesticide.org or print and mail the registration flier.
Contact Jennifer Miller at jmiller@pesticide.org or 208-850-6504 with questions.
The networking portion of the conference kicks off Friday evening with the popular “virtual” farm tours. Three Idaho farms and guest farmer Jim Bronec of Oregon will share digital slide shows. Bronec produces organic clover seed, squash, Jack-O Lantern pumpkins, and fresh sweet corn on his 50-acre Praying Mantis Farm.
Prior to the Grower’s Own conference, participants will vote on the topics to be discussed during the Saturday farmer-to-farmer exchange. A few of this year’s topics under consideration include cultivation equipment; finding your niche products; producing livestock feed; seasonal high tunnels; alternative financing; seed production; alternative livestock health practices; integrated pest management, and value-added products.
These meetings are presented by the Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides. Funding for this conference is provided in part by the Organic Farming Research Foundation and USDA Risk Management Agency.
U-Idaho Fruit School
Tree Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 13, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Early bird registration ends today. Please either drop your registration off or have it postmarked today and in the mail. The registration Form is attached as well as the agenda. Your consideration is appreciated!
I have organized a fantastic lineup of speakers for regional fruit growers. Speakers from Oregon, Utah, and Idaho are combining research and expertise to present on multiple topics that will help you make better decisions in your orchards.
Pesticide credits available. Contact the Washington County Extension Office for more details at 208-414-0415.
Tuesday and Wednesday, February 7-8, 8-4 pm at the Vendome Center, Weiser, ID.
Treasure Valley Bean School
Announcements Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 10, 2012 by Jerry Neufeld
Click on the PDF below for information about the Treasure Valley Bean School to be held on February 1, 2012 at the Hampton Inn in Nampa.
PrimusGFS GAP Certification for Produce Growers
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PrimusGFS GAP Certification for Produce Growers
Posted on: January 9, 2012 by Nora Olsen
PrimusGFS GAP Certification for Produce Growers, Tuesday, February 14, 2012 8:00 am – 5 pm Hilton Garden Inn, Idaho Falls, Idaho
PrimusGFS is a food safety audit scheme which is approved by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) for the food safety certification of agricultural producers. It focuses on products of the agricultural sector designated for human consumption in their fresh or minimally processed state. PrimusGFS GAP certification establishes a series of requirements for managing production and handling of fruits and vegetables on the farm. Many retail customers such as Wal-Mart, Safeway, Publix, and Costco now require agricultural producers to be GAP-certified by a GFSI compliant audit scheme, and will no longer accept the USDA GAP audit. This workshop will provide a simple, step by step guide on how to prepare an agricultural operation to successfully complete a PrimusGFS audit.
Register at www.techhelp.org.
U-Idaho Fruit Conference
Small Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 6, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Announcement January 6, 2012 Now open for Registration
The University of Idaho Extension presents U-Idaho Fruit Conference: Pest Management
Weiser. The Washington County Extension office has organized a fantastic lineup of speakers for regional fruit growers. Speakers from Oregon, Utah, and Idaho are combining research and expertise to present on multiple topics that will help you make better decisions in your orchards. Pesticide credits available. Contact the Washington County Extension Office for more details at 208-414-0415. Open Attachment for Registration Details. Register ASAP to secure your spot.
Tuesday and Wednesday, February7-8, 8-4 pm at the Vendome Centre, Weiser, ID.
Please pass this information on to your departments and associates.
Thanks,
Tony McCammon
U-Idaho Fruit Conference
Tree Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: January 6, 2012 by Tony McCammon
Announcement January 6, 2012 Now open for Registration
The University of Idaho Extension presents U-Idaho Fruit Conference: Pest Management
Weiser. The Washington County Extension office has organized a fantastic lineup of speakers for regional fruit growers. Speakers from Oregon, Utah, and Idaho are combining research and expertise to present on multiple topics that will help you make better decisions in your orchards. Pesticide credits available. Contact the Washington County Extension Office for more details at 208-414-0415. See attachment for Registration details. Register ASAP to secure your spot.
Tuesday and Wednesday, February7-8, 8-4 pm at the Vendome Centre, Weiser, ID.
Please pass this information on to your departments and associates.
Thanks,
Tony McCammon
Pest Alert website
Announcements All Locations
Posted on: December 20, 2011 by Jerry Neufeld
Thank you to everyone for filling out a pest alert survey for 2011. The winners of the Outback Steakhouse Gift Certificates are Wayne Smith, Jim Rooney, and Larry Lombard. Certificates are going in the mail today.
Jerry Neufeld
Pesticide Applicator Recertification Training
Announcements Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: November 16, 2011 by Jerry Neufeld
The pdf below contains information about a 6 credit pesticide applicator recertification training on December 15, 2011 in Caldwell.
Pest Management Workshop
Potato All Locations
Posted on: November 15, 2011 by Jeff Miller
Miller Research LLC will be holding its annual pest management research meeting on Wednesday, December 7. The meetings will be held at the Miller Research facility located near Acequia, ID. (426 E 200 N) Presentations will discuss chemical and cultural practices to manage crop diseases. The focus of the meeting will be on potato diseases, but we will be sponsoring a presentation on managing stripe rust in small grains due to the timeliness of the subject.
9:00-10:00: Managing foliar diseases of potato (early blight, brown leaf spot, white mold, gray mold, late blight, and black dot) – Dr. Terry Miller and Trent Taysom, Miller Research
10:00-11:00: Managing soil-borne diseases of potato (Rhizoctonia, silver scurf, pink rot, black dot) – Dr. Jeff Miller, Miller Research
11:00-11:30: Managing Zebra Chip in potato – Dr. Nora Olsen, University of Idaho
11:30-12:00: Managing stripe rust in small grains – Dr. Juliet Marshall, University of Idaho
Agritourism
Small Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: November 7, 2011 by Tony McCammon
GROWING AGRITOURISM IN IDAHO
If you are involved in any sort of agricultural tourism, you won’t want to miss this one day workshop!
Featuring relevant topics, speakers with real world experience, and plenty of networking opportunities – there is truly something for everyone!
DATE: Thursday, December 8, 2011
LOCATION: Idaho State Dept. of Agriculture, 2270 Old Penitentiary Rd, Boise, ID 83712
TIME: 8:30-4:00
DEADLINE: Register by December 2. SPACE IS LIMITED.
Find complete registration information at the link below.
http://www.agri.idaho.gov/Categories/Marketing/Documents/registrationAGRITOURISM.pdf
AGENDA:
8:30 Registration
9:00 Welcome and group introductions
9:15 Making the Most of Agritourism Opportunities on YOUR Operation
Lacey Menasco, Idaho State Department of Agriculture
9:45 Making the Connection – Adding Agritourism to the Visitor’s Itinerary
Diane Norton, Idaho Department of Commerce Division of Tourism
10:15 Break
10:30 Sharing Agritourism Success
Farm Diners: Josie Erskine, Peaceful Belly Farms
Entertaining Guests on the Farm: Ron Bitner, Bitner Vineyards
U-picks and Farm Stands: Fred Schreffler, The Berry Ranch
Diversifying the Experience to Increase Profits: Sherrie and Randy Feist, Linder Farms
11:30 Planning and Zoning
Diana Sanders, Ada County Development Services
12:00 Networking Lunch
Jim Toomey with the UI Food Tech Center will be available to discuss value-added food processing
The four “Success Story” speakers will each be hosting round table discussions
1:00 Getting the Right Insurance Coverage and Minimizing Risk
Stewart Hyndman, Hyndman Insurance
2:00 Introduction to Farm Loops
Lacey Menasco, Idaho State Department of Agriculture
2:15 Break
2:30 “Loop” Break-out Discussions by Region
(Sunny Slope, Emmet, Meridian/Kuna, other as needed)
3:30 Wrap Up and Evaluation
4:00 Adjourn
Find complete registration information at the link below.
http://www.agri.idaho.gov/Categories/Marketing/Documents/registrationAGRITOURISM.pdf
Crop Insurance Deadlines
Tree Fruits Treasure Valley - Idaho
Posted on: October 31, 2011 by Tony McCammon
USDA Invests in Crop Insurance Education Awarding
$651,954 throughout the Pacific Northwest
SPOKANE, Wash., October 28, 2011 - Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced today that the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA) will support crop insurance education and outreach in 47 states to ensure that small and underserved producers get the information they need to effectively manage their risk and remain productive. Awards totaling approximately $13.6 million from two RMA programs—Targeted States and the Education and Outreach programs—will support thousands of American farmers, ranchers and producers.
Of that total, $651,954 in partnership agreement awards will support crop insurance education and outreach in the Pacific Norwest Region serviced by RMA’s Spokane Regional Office. “The partnerships will provide farmers and ranchers access to a complete set of conferences, targeted instruction, strategies, and networking opportunities at a local level.” Dave Paul, Director of RMA’s Spokane Regional Office stated, "We are very excited about the diversity of these partnership agreements and believe, through these programs, many farmers and ranchers will be better equipped to address the many risk management related challenges faced on their farms and ranches.”
RMA accepted proposals from public and private entities, including colleges and universities; Federal, State, and local agencies; non-profit and for-profit organizations; and others. All partnership agreements were competitive and awarded based on merit.
The following awardees represent approved projects in the RMA Spokane Regional Office area only (representing Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington).
Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides – “AGR-Lite and Farm Products Branding Training for Organic Specialty Crop Producers in Idaho” to ensure an effective program of agricultural risk management education and information through small sessions will be established in the State of Idaho that will meet the needs of its producers.
Oregon Cattlemen's Association – “Oregon Risk Management Outreach on Livestock Risk Protection Ins. and Ranch, Pasture, Range, Financial and Legal Management for Traditionally Undeserved Livestock Producers” to provide risk management outreach and education for livestock producers in Oregon who are traditionally underserved
Washington State University – “Breaking New Ground -- Using Agri-tourism as a Risk Management Strategy in the Spokane Region” to assist priority producers in the region to develop new agri-tourism enterprises that can capture additional income for producers, and help stimulate local economies. A major part of this project will be working with producers so they understand, and can mitigate both traditional risks of farming, as well as some unique new risks associated with agri-tourism.
Oregon State University – “Expanding Niche Livestock Ranching in Oregon” to strengthen risk management programming for underserved livestock producers throughout Oregon
RightRisk, LLC – “Risk Management Education for RMA’s Spokane Region: RME on Insurance, Succession Planning, Marketing, and Financial Planning to Women/New/ Hispanic/Senior/Specialty Crop/Other Producers in Idaho and Oregon” to promote sustained profitability for agricultural producers in Idaho and Oregon through effective risk management decision making.
Washington State University – “Enhancing Farming Practices and Marketing Skills as Risk Management Tools for Hispanic, Asian American, and Beginning Farmers in Washington State” to expand the successful implementation of “Cultivating Success” farm production and business management curricula with Hmong and Latino farmers in Washington.
Washington State University – “Education and Outreach Project for Producers, Ranchers, Limited Resource Producers, Ranchers, New and Beginning Farmers in Northeastern Washington, RMA Spokane District” to provide multiple learning and networking opportunities in aspects of small agriculture risk management.
Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System – “Delivery of Educational Materials to Increase LGM-Dairy Utilization by Dairy Farm Operators in General and Limited Resource Operators in Particular in Washington State” to develop and subsequently deliver an integrated education program composed of computer-based LGM-Dairy training workshops
Rural Community Development Resources – “Risk Planning Education for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers Sustainability in Washington State” to provide outreach and create awareness of risk management issues for SDA producers, provide individual risk planning and provide outreach to RMA regional offices in regard to the new and beginning farmers and the Center’s role within Washington State.
Institute for Washington’s Future – “Production, Financial, and Human Risk Management Outreach and Education to Hispanic Farmers in Washington State” to develop and conduct a promotional program crop insurance and other risk management tools in Spanish.
The Risk Management Education and Outreach programs are designed to help ensure that farmers and ranchers effectively manage their risk through difficult periods, helping to maintain America's robust food supply and the survival of small, limited resource, socially disadvantaged and other traditionally under-served farmers. RMA administers these partnership projects as well as the Federal crop insurance program, with funding and authority from the Federal Crop Insurance Act.
RMA helps producers manage their business risks through effective, market-based risk solutions. RMA's mission is to promote, support, and regulate sound risk management solutions to preserve and strengthen the economic stability of America's agricultural producers. Federal crop insurance provides support to American producers as part of the "farm safety net." A strong farm safety net is important to the vitality of American agriculture. Complete listings of the agreements can be found on the RMA Web site at: http://www.rma.usda.gov/aboutrma/agreements/.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272(voice), or (202) 720-6382 (TDD).
Cereal School Planning Meeting Nov 2 10:00 AM
Small Grains All Locations
Posted on: October 30, 2011 by Juliet Marshall
A reminder to put the cereal schools planning meeting on your calendar! This is for the Burley, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Ashton, and Preston schools being held Feb 7 through the 10th.
Nov 2, 2011 Wednesday morning
Sizzler Steak House on Pocatello Creek Road
Pocatello, ID
10:00 – 12:00 – enter through the back door of the restaurant, we will discuss and vote on topics important to our industry.
12:00 – we will pay for lunch.
Growers, industry reps, commodity groups are welcome. The more input, the better.
If you can’t make it, send your topics of interest to us and we will put all ideas on the table for a vote.
I hope to see you there.
Cheers,
Juliet
