RALEIGH, N.C. — Due to demand, the Regional Turfgrass Conference is coming back to New Hanover County on June 6th. Attendees can pick from morning (8 a.m.) or afternoon (1 p.m.) program until spaces are filled. Seating is limited due to COVID and there will be NO onsite registration.
Morning Program (8 a.m.) link: https://cvent.me/Y7mXzY
Afternoon Program (1 p.m.) link: https://cvent.me/435rE4
Read more at: https://www.turffiles.ncsu.edu/2022/04/2022-new-hanover-regional-turfgrass-conference/
–N.C. State Extension
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