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UVM High Tunnel Habitat Planting Demo & Tomato Production Discussion

  • Honey Field Farm 55 Butternut Road Norwich, VT, 05055 United States (map)

Discover How Flowers Can Fight Pests
Join UVM researchers and Extension specialists at Honey Field Farm in Norwich, VT, for a hands-on look at how alyssum habitat plantings along high tunnels can help attract beneficial insects and control pests.

We’ll also dive into tomato production strategies and wrap up with a tour of the farm, showcasing our certified organic fields and high tunnel systems in action.

This event is supported by a USDA NRCS Vermont Conservation Innovation Grant.

Discussions will be led by:

  • Cheryl Sullivan, UVM Research Assistant Professor [pests/natural enemies]

  • Ann Hazelrigg, UVM Extension Professor & Director of the Plant Diagnostic Clinic [diseases/disorders]

  • Becky Maden, UVM Extension Assistant Professor [nutrient management]

  • Margaret Skinner, UVM Research Professor & Extension Entomologist [pests/natural enemies]"

No RSVP needed, just come by!

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