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Prevent Diseases in Strawberry Plug Production – Strawberry Chat Registration

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Dr. Dan Egel will participate in the next Strawberry Chat and discuss disease concerns in growing strawberry plugs.
Planting strawberry plugs in plasticulture is attracting interest in Indiana. Some chose to grow strawberry plugs from runner tips. How do we prevent diseases in plug production? We invited Dr. Dan Egel to participate in the discussion. This discussion would benefit growers interested in growing strawberry plugs and vegetable transplants in general.
The live discussion with Dr. Dan Egel will be held 9-10 am on Oct. 11. If you are interested in participating in the discussion, please register through this link (Event concluded-updated 1/12/2024)

Interested in listening to previous Strawberry Chat episodes

– Search ‘Strawberry Chat’ on your podcast platform to find the program and lesson to previous episodes.
– This link directly gets to the program with all previous episodes  https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/strawberrychat 

 

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