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1 WELCOME TO THE 2018 EMPIRE STATE PRODUCERS EXPO! GROWING FOR THE HEALTH OF NEW YORK EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS All educational session will be held at the SRC Arena & Events Center. DEC pesticide recertification credits and Certified Crop Adivsor credits will be available. Attendance throughout a session is required for DEC credits. TRADE SHOW Will be on the main floor of the SRC Arena. Over 150 Exhibitors will be present to visit with growers from 8:00 AM 5:00 PM on January 16, 8:00 AM 5:00 Pm on January 17, and from 8:00 AM 1:30 PM on January 18. LUNCH Will be available for purchase in the SRC Arena main floor. Lunch is not included in your EXPO registration. ON-SITE PARKING Free on-site parking is available. Alternatively, overnight guests can park for free at the Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Parkway Liverpool, 13057, (315) , and take the free shuttle bus to the SRC Areana. HOLIDAY INN SHUTTLE SCHEDULE TO SRC ARENA: The shuttle bus runs continuous loops every morning at 7:30am, 8am, 8:30am, 9am and 9:30am. It will run continuous loops in the afternoon at 3:45pm, 4:15pm, 4:45pm, 5:15pm and 5:45pm (Tuesday and Wednesday). On Thursday the afternoon shuttles will leave at 3:30pm, 3:45pm, 4:15pm, 4:30pm and 5:15pm. The shuttle bus ride is about 15 minutes LODGING The official hotel for the Empire State Producers Expo is The Holiday Inn Liverpool (Thurway) (complementary shuttle to Expo). 37 Electronics Parkway Exit of the Thruway. Rooms are avilable for $100 per night. The cutoff date for booking is December 18, Contact the Holiday Inn at and ask for the Expo Rate. Open parking lot with free parking. Hotel to prove dedicated shuttle to Expo.
2 Monday, January 15 BECKER FORUM FARM EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE HOLIDAY INN CONVENTION CENTER, LIVERPOOL 441 Electronics Parkway, Liverpool, NY :30 AM Registration and Refreshments 9:00 AM Welcome and Introduction Industry Involvement in State Level Labor Issues Rick Zimmerman, New York State Vegetable Growers 9:20 AM Review of Key Labor Regulations and Regulatory Changes Belén Ledezma, New York State Monitor Advocate, NYDOL 10:00 AM Break 10:15 AM How Will USDA be Involved in Agricultural Labor Policy? Kristi Boswell, Special Assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture 10:55 AM Federal Labor Regulations New Programs, Overview of Forms, New Laws, etc., Regulations and Posting Requirements Ann Margaret Pointer, Attorney with Fisher Phillips 11:45 AM Lunch 12:45 PM Guidelines for Making Housing Work and How to Improve Farm Worker Housing with H-2A in Mind 1:25 PM How Other Regions of the United States are Using H-2A Kameron and Mark Martens, Agri-Placements, Oklahoma 2:05 PM Review of the H-2A Process Kristi Boswell, Special Assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Belén Ledezma, New York State Monitor Advocate, NYDOL 2:45 PM Break 3:00 PM Producer Panel: Current Status of H-2A and a Few Basics Moderator: Paul Baker, Cornell Panelists: Kathleen Walker, Lakeview Orchards, Burt, NY Allison DeMarree, DeMarree Fruit Farms, Williamson, NY Dan Henry, W.D. Henry & Sons Inc., Eden, NY 3:50 PM Speaker Roundtable Questions and Answers with All of the Speakers 4:30 PM Adjourn
3 Tuesday, January 16 Registration opens at 8:00 AM Trade Show 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM PSA Training 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Educational Sessions 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM Produce Safety Alliance (PSA) Training Snap Beans/Peas Berry Session I: Industry Trends Emerging Markets Hops Tomatoes: Transplants, Trellis and Varieties 10:15 AM Break and Visit Trade Show 10:45 AM Cabbage Berries Session II Weed Management Emerging Markets Malting Barley Tomatoes: Mulch, Water and Weed Control 12:00 PM Lunch and Visit Trade Show 2:00 PM Beets/Carrots Berry Session III Soil and Plant Health Emerging Markets Profitable Log-Grown Shitake Mushrooms Tomatoes: Disease, Pests, Prevention 3:15 PM Break and Visit Trade Show 3:45 PM Weed Management Berry Session IV Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) Farmer to Farmer Emerging Markets Hemp Tomatoes: Moving from Field to Market for a Profit Tuesday, January 16, 2018 Time Allyn Hall Gym MP Room 9 Otis Suite 10 A182 A292 9:00 AM SNAP BEANS/PEAS BERRY SESSION I HOPS 10:45 AM CABBAGE BERRY SESSION II MALTING BARLEY 2:00 PM BEETS/CARROTS BERRY SESSION III SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS 3:45 PM WEED MANAGEMENT BERRY SESSION IV HEMP
4 9:00 AM Sweet Corn Using CSF and NEWA Online Tools High Tunnel Marketing to Millennials 10:15 AM Break and Visit Trade Show Wednesday, January 17 Registration opens at 8:00 AM Trade Show 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM PSA Training 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Educational Sessions 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 10:45 AM Scope of What the Washington Fruit Industry is Doing: Past, Present and Future Onion SLB Fungicide Resistance Workshop Biopesticides Greenhouse The Business Side of Cut Flower Farming 12:00 PM Lunch and Visit Trade Show 2:00 PM Fruit Quality Fruit Finish Issues Onion Pest Management Talking to Customers about GMOs Greenhouse Biological Control of Insects in Cut Flower Farming 3:15 PM Break and Visit Trade Show 3:45 PM Tree Fruit IPM: Sudden Apple Decline Onion Feature Presentation New Soil Health Innovations, Initiatives, and Farmer Networking Precision Irrigation Weed Management and Soil Health in Cut Flower Production Wednesday, January 17, :00 AM SWEET CORN CSF AND NEWA HIGH TUNNEL TO MILLENNIALS 10:45 AM TREE FRUIT ONIONS BIOPESTICIDES GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWER 2:00 PM TREE FRUIT ONIONS GMO GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWER 3:45 PM TREE FRUIT ONIONS SOIL HEALTH PRECISION AG CUT FLOWER
5 Thursday, January 18 9:00 AM Technologies to Reduce Production Risks Associated with Weather Soil Health Root Crops Beginning Farmer Track Social Media Marketing Being Proactive Instead of Reactive 10:15 AM Break and Visit Trade Show 10:45 AM Tree Fruit IPM II: Chemical Control Wildlife Management Vine Crops Beginning Farmer Track Unique Marketing Opportunities 12:00 PM Lunch and Visit Trade Show 2:00 PM Hard Cider Session I Beginning Farmer Track 3:15 PM Hard Cider Intersession (PWT Working Group) 3:45 PM Hard Cider Session 2 Tasting Thursday, January 18, :00 AM TREE FRUIT SOIL HEALTH ROOT CROPS 10:45 AM TREE FRUIT WILDLIFE VINE CROPS (TRADE SHOW FLOOR) SOCIAL MEDIA UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES 2:00 PM HARD CIDER 3:15 PM HARD CIDER PWT MEETING 3:45 PM HARD CIDER
6 2018 EXPO SCHEDULE OVERVIEW Tuesday, January 16, 2018 Time Allyn Hall Gym MP Room 9 Otis Suite 10 A182 A292 9:00 AM SNAP BEANS/PEAS BERRY SESSION I HOPS 10:45 AM CABBAGE BERRY SESSION II MALTING BARLEY 2:00 PM BEETS/CARROTS BERRY SESSION III SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS 3:45 PM WEED MANAGEMENT BERRY SESSION IV HEMP Wednesday, January 17, :00 AM SWEET CORN CSF AND NEWA HIGH TUNNEL TO MILLENNIALS 10:45 AM TREE FRUIT ONIONS BIOPESTICIDES GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWER 2:00 PM TREE FRUIT ONIONS GMO GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWER 3:45 PM TREE FRUIT ONIONS SOIL HEALTH PRECISION AG CUT FLOWER Thursday, January 18, :00 AM TREE FRUIT SOIL HEALTH ROOT CROPS 10:45 AM TREE FRUIT WILDLIFE VINE CROPS (TRADE SHOW FLOOR) SOCIAL MEDIA UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES 2:00 PM HARD CIDER 3:15 PM HARD CIDER PWT MEETING 3:45 PM HARD CIDER
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