2001 Indiana Horticultural Congress
January 29-31, 2001
Indianapolis, IN
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q 101-105. Beginning Apple Growing
Indiana Farm Market Assoc.
q119 Value Added Services Andy & Kirsten Hill
q115-118  Market Planning Workshop q120 Joint Session: Crop Ins, Recertification Rules, Emerging Food Safety 
Winegrape Symposium
q108  Winegrape Symposium Linton/Harkness/Ellis
q121 Direct Marketing: Chef’s Perspective 
Joe Domina
q106-107 Grape Growing Workshop
Bruce Bordelelon
q122 Developing Brand Identity
Andy & Kirsten Hill
q109-110 Winemaking Basics Ellen Harkness q123 Adding Indiana Products that Fit Your Market
q141 Past, Present & Future of Eastern Wine Industry Linda Jones McKee q124 Capture & Release Donya Lester
q142 Indiana Wine Industry Vision 2020 q125 Insights into Multi-Cultural Market
Thelma Snuggs
q143 Regional Recognition: the Ohio Model, Indiana Grown q126 Marketing to Different Consumer Cultures Thelma Snuggs
q144 Developing a Strategic Plan for Indiana Wine Industry, Wrap-up
Tree Fruits
q127 Exciting Things, Fungicide Update 
Hoosier Organic Marketing
q111-112 Organic Workshops Carr/Frantz
q128 Easing the Stress of Labor Inspections 
q113 Organic Regs Update Cissy Bowman q129 Managing Honeycrisp Jim Schupp
q114 Preventing Pesticide Drift David Scott q130 Pomology Research, Bloom Delay in Peach, Effects of Processing Cider
q145 Soil Fertility without Manure
Juli & Kevin Brussell
q131 Alternative Control of Apple Pests, ReTain, Rootstock
q146 Set Up A Commercial Kitchenette
Kate Copsey
q132 Using Biotechnology to Improve Apple
Herb Aldwinkle
q147 Creating a Local Food System  q133 Best Use of Strobilurins, Goldrush
q148 Organic Field Crops Round Table Discussion Brussells
Tomato Processing
q150 Market Situation, Tomato Seed, Tomato Breeding & Genetics 
q149 Organic Produce Round Table Discussion Dan Frantz q151 Tracking Bacterial Diseases in Greenhouse & Field, Actigard Update
Fresh Market Vegetable Program
q134 Vegetable Variety, What Makes a Healthy Soil
q152 Herbicide Update, Pathogenes Revisited, Insecticide Update
q135 New Tools for Managing Insects Rick Foster q153 Department of Labor Update
q136 Indiana’s Disease in the News, Keep Pumkins Alive & Healthy
Alternative Crops Session
q154 Potential of Nutraceutical Vegetable Crops, Paw Paws, Gooseberries
q137 Developing Produce Markets in Indiana Dave Swaim q155 Research for Herb Growers, Producing Herbs on Commercial Scale
q138 Sweet Corn Varieties 2001, Sweet Corn Quality, Variety Development q156 Growing for Asian  Ethnic Market
Brad Bergeford
q139 Sweet Corn Diseases, Managing Insects in the age of bt Sweet Corn q157 Growing for Afro Ethnic Market, CropMap & NewCrop
q140 Primer on Genetically Modified Crops  q158 Growing for Hispanic Ethnic Market, Ornamental Cut Branches

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