ENFIELD, Conn. — Join Farm Credit East for a summary of the ornamental horticulture industry in 2020, as well as an outlook for 2021. This free webinar will be held on Tuesday, March 2, from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Dr. Charlie Hall, professor and Ellison Chair in the department of horticultural sciences at Texas A&M University, will give a recap of the remarkable year that 2020 was for the nursery, sod and greenhouse industries. As we enter 2021, there is optimism for the industry once more, as well as uncertainty. Dr. Hall will provide his outlook.
Visit FarmCreditEast.com/Webinars to register for this free webinar, or contact Chris Laughton at (800) 562-2235 or Chris.Laughton@farmcrediteast.
–Farm Credit East
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