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2022 SAEA Annual Meeting
A dedicated website is now available for Southern Agricultural Economics Association members to register and book their hotel rooms for this meeting.
Find out more »The 99th Southern Division-APS Annual Meeting
The 99th SD-APS Annual Meeting was a hybrid in-person/virtual meeting
Find out more »Plant Health 2022
The 2022 annual meeting theme is "Warming Up to Change," which will explore the profound changes in plant health research, education, and engagement driven by transformations in climate, technology, and society. We will also work together as participants to find the best ways for APS to support plant health research and the careers of plant pathologists in this time of change.
Find out more »CUCURBITACEAE 2022
CucCAP scientists, Dr. Geoffrey Meru and Dr. Cecelia McGregor, will host this meeting in Florida.
Find out more »2022 Joint Annual Meeting of the Entomological Societies
The Entomological Society of America (ESA), Entomological Society of Canada (ESC), and the Entomological Society of British Columbia (ESBC) are hosting the 2022 Joint Annual Meeting.
Find out more »2022 Great Lakes Expo
Great Lakes Expo Fruit, Vegetable and Farm Market
Find out more »PAG 30
PAG XXIX was virtual. PAG 30 is planned for January 13-18, 2023 in San Diego, California.
Find out more »2023 American Phytopathological Society-Caribbean Division Meeting
62nd annual meeting of the APS - Caribbean Division
Find out more »APS 2023 Southern Division Meeting
Presentations from the CucCAP team include: Monitoring for mutations related to oxathiapiprolin fungicide resistance in Pseudoperonospora cubensis populations; Addressing emerging viruses in cucurbits through a working group and stakeholder education; and Competitiveness of whitefly-transmitted yellowing viruses can influence virus dominance in cucurbits.
Find out more »2023 Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention
Mary Hausbeck: Phytophthora Control: Lessons Learned in Michigan Phytophthora blight is a destructive pathogen that Michigan growers have battled for many years. Learn what works to limit disease and how to move forward after an outbreak.
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