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1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2018 REGISTRATION AND VISIT TRADE SHOW 7:30 AM, Peconic Building GENERAL SESSION: AG ISSUES Wednesday Morning, January 10 Co-Chair: Nora Catlin & Rob Carpenter 9:00 AM Welcome Honorable Steven Bellone, Suffolk County Executive 9:15 AM State and Federal Policy Updates Kelly Young, Deputy Director of Public Policy, New York Farm Bureau 9:45 AM Ag District Vs. Ag Assessment Do You Know the Difference? Robert Somers, PhD, Manager, Farmland Protection Unit, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets 10:15 AM Fuel Tank Update: Are You in Compliance? Sharon Frost, Technician, Suffolk County Soil and Water Conservation District 10:25 AM What s New From Industry 10:30 AM Break and Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 10:50 AM Making Capital Investments? Learn How the Agricultural Capital Equipment Grant Program Can Help Jessie Marcus, Project Associate, Peconic Land Trust 11:00 AM Sustainability of our Water Supply Tony Leung, P.E., MBA, Regional Water Engineer, and Jennifer Pilewski, Engineering Geologist 2, NYS DEC, Division of Water, Region 1. 11:30 AM Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) Planning for Conservation and Farm Viability Greg Albrecht, Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) Coordinator, Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning (CNMP) Specialist, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, Division of Land and Water Resources 12:00-2:00 PM LUNCH AND VISIT TRADE SHOW (PECONIC BLDG) ~~ DOOR PRIZES 12:45 PM SPECIAL SESSION Farmland Preservation Update, 1:00 1:45, POTATO SESSION 2:00 PM Important Diseases of 2017 and Their Management 2:30 PM What s New in Cornell s Potato Breeding Program? Walter De Jong, PhD, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Cornell University 2:50 PM Managing Nitrogen in Potato Production Sandra Menasha, Vegetable/Potato Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 3:15 PM What s New From Industry 3:20 PM Break and Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 3:45 PM Genetically Engineered Potatoes: Where Things Currently Stand Walter De Jong, PhD, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Cornell University 4:05 PM Golden Nematode Update: 2017
2 Joan Mahoney, Division of Plant Industry, NYS Agriculture and Markets 4:25 PM Identifying, Understanding and Managing Nematode Diseases in Potato James LaMonida, PhD, Chief Scientist, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Valley Laboratory SUSTAINABLE AG SESSION Montaukett Building, Room 108 Co-Chairs: Anastasia Yakaboski & Ken Johnson 2:00 PM Integrating Cover Crops and Strip Tillage for Organic Vegetables Ryan Maher, Extension Specialist, Cornell Small Farms Program, Cornell University 2:40 PM Crop Microbial Biostimulants: What, Why, and How Matthew Kleinhenz, PhD, Professor/Extension Specialist, Horticulture and Crop Science, Ohio State University 3:25 PM What s New From Industry 3:30 PM Break and Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 3:50 PM Managing Soil for Intensive Vegetable Production: Summer Cover Crops and Organic Mulches Rebecca Brown, PhD, Associate Professor, Dept. of Plant Sciences and Entomology, University of Rhode Island 4:30PM What s New in Disease Management GREENHOUSE/FLORICULTURE SESSION Corchaug Building Room 1 Chair: Nora Catlin, PhD 2:00 PM Welcome, General Announcements and Updates Nora Catlin, PhD, Agriculture Program Director/Floriculture Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 2:10 PM Mistaken Identities: Tips on Scouting Leanne Pundt, UConn Extension, University of Connecticut 2:55 PM How to Make the Most of Plant Trials Nora Catlin, PhD, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 3:15 PM What s New From Industry 3:20 PM Break and Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 3:35 PM Battling Blights: Botrytis, Boxwood and More Margery Daughtrey, Senior Extension Associate, Cornell University, LIHREC TREE FRUIT/SMALL FRUIT SESSION Corchaug Building, Room 3 Chair: Faruque Zaman, PhD 2:00 PM Update on Current ENY Research: Apple Tree Decline and Mitigating Bitter Pit in Honeycrisp Dan Donahue, Tree Fruit Specialist, ENY Commercial Horticulture Program, Cornell Cooperative Extension 2:40 PM Protected Culture: Low Tunnels, High Tunnels, Exclusion Netting and how to control SWD in these situations. Laura McDermott, Small Fruit and Vegetable Specialist, ENY Commercial Horticulture Program, Cornell Cooperative Extension 3:20 PM What s New From Industry 3:25 PM Break and Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 3:40 PM Apple Scab and Rootstock Infections - Efficacy of Low-rate Coppers, Biologicals, Regalia and SDHI Fungicides Srdjan Acimovic, PhD, Plant Pathologist, Cornell University/Hudson Valley Research Lab
3 4:30 PM Plant Growth Regulators Strategies to Improve Fruit Production Practices Poliana Francescatto, PhD, Post Doctoral Research Associate, Horticulture Section, Cornell University ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPING & GARDENING Corchaug Building Room 5 Chair: Donna Alese Cooke 2:00 PM How Can We Reduce the Inputs to Landscape Maintenance? Rusty Schmidt, Landscape Ecologist, Waterdrop Design Consulting 2:30 PM Tree Selection for the Increase of Severe Storms Rusty Schmidt, Landscape Ecologist, Waterdrop Design Consulting 3:00 PM What s New From Industry 3:05 PM Break And Visit Trade Show - Peconic Building 3:30 PM Landscaping for Pests Daniel Gilrein, Entomologist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 4:00 PM Edible Landscapes: Helping the Environment One Bite at a Time Tamson Yeh, PhD, Pest Management/Turf Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 37 th Annual Ag Forum ~ Networking Social Wednesday Evening, January 10, 5:30 PM The Birchwood of Polish Town, 512 Pulaski Street, Riverhead THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2018 REGISTRATION AND VISIT TRADE SHOW 7:30 AM, Peconic Building NEW AND BEGINNING FARMER SESSION Thursday, January 11 Corchaug Building, Room 3 Co-chairs: Dan Heston and Jessie Marcus 9:00 AM Farms for the Future Resources Available to Beginning Farmers Dan Heston, Senior Manager of Agricultural Programs, and Jessie Marcus, Project Associate, Peconic Land Trust 9:30 AM Equipment Basics the Must Haves for Beginning Farmers Dan Heston, Senior Manager of Agricultural Programs, Peconic Land Trust 10:00 AM Financing Options Carol Ronne, Farm Loan Manager, FSA and Steve Weir, Vice President, Farm Credit East 11:00 AM Planning for Success: Social, Environmental, and Economic Questions to Consider from Day One Crystal Stewart, Regional Vegetable Specialist, Eastern NY Commercial Horticulture Program, CCE and Jean Paul Cortens, Coowner Roxbury Farm, NY
4 VEGETABLE SESSION 9:00 AM Identifying, Understanding and Managing Nematode Diseases in Vegetables James LaMonida, PhD, Chief Scientist, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Valley Laboratory 9:30 AM Soil Health and Productivity in the High Tunnel, Now and Later Matthew Kleinhenz, PhD, Professor/Extension Specialist, Horticulture and Crop Science, The Ohio State University 10:00 AM Diamondbacks, Earworms, Cabbage Maggot and Other Problem Pests Dan Gilrein, Entomologist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk and Faruque Zaman, PhD, Associate Entomologist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 11:00 AM Progress in Developing Broccoli Adapted to the East, and Opportunities for Long Island Thomas Bjorkman, PhD, Professor, School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University 11:30 AM Effectively Managing Significant Diseases on Long Island VITICULTURE SESSION Corchaug Building, Room 1 Chair: Alice Wise 9:00 AM The Three Musketeers Grape Mealybug, Scale, and Spotted Wing Drosophila Faruque Zaman, PhD, Associate Entomologist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 9:45 AM Strategies for Managing Cluster Rot: Anti-transpirants to Reduce Cluster Compactness & Evaluation of Biofungicides Alice Wise, Viticulture Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 10:45 AM: Production of Virus-free Grapevines under New York State Certification Standards Rick Dunst, Viticulturist, Double A Vineyards Inc., Fredonia, NY 11:30 AM Practical Uses of Aerial Drones in the Vineyard Jim Meyers, Viticulture Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Eastern New York NURSERY SESSION Montaukett Building, Room 107/108 Chair: Mina Vescera 9:00 AM Persistent Pests Dan Gilrein, Entomologist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 9:30 AM Rose Rosette: No Longer Someone Else s Problem Margery Daughtrey, Senior Extension Associate, Section of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology, Cornell University 10:00 AM The Best Tests to Monitor Container ph and Soluble Salts Nora Catlin, PhD, Agriculture Program Director/Floriculture Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk 10:30 AM What s New from Industry 11:00 AM Increasingly Prevalent Problems in California Privet Production Mina Vescera, Nursery/Landscape Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension/Suffolk
5 12:00-2:00 PM LUNCH AND VISIT TRADE SHOW (PECONIC BLDG) ~~ DOOR PRIZES 12:45 PM SPECIAL SESSION Loan Opportunities: Farm Service Agency Thursday Afternoon, January 11, 1 1:45, Shinnecock Building, Room 114 Speaker: Ms. Carol Ronne, Farm Loan Manager, USDA Farm Service Agency, Information on farm loan programs, Q & A session and meet with potential applicants RESPIRATOR TRAINING SESSION Thursday Afternoon, January 11 2:00 PM Respirator Use and the Worker Protection Standard: What You Need to Know Melissa Horsman, PPE Project Coordinator, Bassett Healthcare Network, NYCAMH 3:00 PM Respirator Fit Testing
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