Identification & Management of Vegetable & Fruit Diseases Training
In-service of education training:
Identification and Management of Vegetable and Fruit Diseases
By Dr. Waana Kaluwasha, Lincoln University of Missouri and Dr. Peng Tian, University of Missouri
This is a Train-the-Trainer program aimed at providing Missouri faculty, extension educators, farmer leaders and community agricultural trainers with essential knowledge and practical skills for identifying and managing diseases. Please join us for an interactive and collaborative learning experience featuring expert talks and discussion on the following topics:
- Introduction to plant diseases
- Cucurbit and tomato diseases
- Diseases of cool season vegetables
- Diseases of small fruit
- Management strategies for vegetable and fruit crop diseases
- Plant disease diagnosis
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Click here to register to attend.
For more information, please contact:
Waana Kaluwasha, Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology at Kaluwashaw@lincolnu.edu
Touria Eaton, MO SARE Coordinator and Associate Professor of Horticulture at EatonT@LincolnU.edu
MU Extension - University of Missouri
Reasonable accommodation will be provided for people with disabilities and special needs. To make arrangements, please contact Touria Eaton at EatonT@LincolnU.edu.
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