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DEVELOPING MEALYBUG BIOCONTROL
PART 1 - Developing Mealybug Biocontrol
2017 RESEARCH STUDY on "KEEPING THE INTEREST IN GARDENING ALIVE" by Bridget Behe and Carol Miller
Keeping the interest in gardening alive will be a challenge into the coming years of the 21st century as growers, wholesalers, and retailers strive to connect with a changing, aging, and distracted consumer. Flowers Canada! Ontario contracted with Bridget Behe and Carol Miller to engage in a two-part study to conduct original research about the attitudes, perceptions, and behavior of individuals ages 18-49 have about the horticulture industry, translate those findings into actionable marketing programs, and document the implementation of the findings/programs by garden retailers.
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2017 RESEARCH CONFERENCE
On February 1, 2017 Flowers Canada (Ontario) and the Cecil Delworth Foundation held a conference at the Casablanca Winery Inn in Grimsby, Ontario focused on the latest BMPs being developed through research, Floriculture Fertility, LED Lighting and Pest Management.
To view all the presentations that were viewed at this conference, please find below the link.
Presentations From the FCO Research Conference 2017
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51st FCO Golf Tournament
Mark your calendars for June 28th, 2023 for FCO's 51st Golf Tournament being held once again at Legends on the Niagara. To register a team…
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