2019 SEMINAR

The 2019 GVGO Seminar will be in Breslau at the Polish Dom hall. The date for the seminar is Saturday April 6th. Starts at 9 with registration starting at 8am. The club has had the seminar at this location before, lots of parking, great hall and easy to get to. http://www.polskidom2000.com/

2 speakers have been lined up for the seminar Kevin J Falls P. Ag will speak on fertilization and products available to growers. In the afternoon compost guru Christine Brown, Field Crop Sustainability Specialist - OMAFRA will speak to us on what we are doing right/wrong with our compost.

Lots of new GVGO bling will be for sale, great draw prizes and a seed raffle as well. Don't miss it it's plenty early and members have plenty of time to plan. Club business discussion will take place as well.

GPC News by Todd Kline will be shared, as well as GVGO Awards for 2018 will be handed out.

Lunch will be provided, the hall is handicapped accessible. Please confirm your attendance below if your able.

GVGO Executive

21 comments

21 Comments

aldertung

Mar 26, 2019

Dennis will be attending

gbcavanagh

Mar 25, 2019

I will be attending

mike_aasman

Mar 24, 2019

I`ll be there..

harleysproule

Mar 23, 2019

Jim , Kelsey and Harley will be attending.

eaton1446

Mar 15, 2019

I plan to be there.----- Al Eaton

Zeke

Mar 02, 2019

Myself, Craig Balkwill and a guest will be there

Lookajook

Mar 02, 2019

If nothing breaks or comes untied i'll be there🖒.

kirkc1

Feb 26, 2019

member + guest going to seminar

John Matesa

Feb 08, 2019

I am looking forward to hosting the Seminar again this spring.

Like Kirk said, The hall is in a great central location with lots of parking.

If you can please indicate how many people in your party are planning on attending, here on this thread, It would help me plan more accurately for how much food and drink and dessert will be needed.

Also, Don't forget to get your orders in to Paul D. early for any of your fertilizer/amendment needs. I used all of those products listed to grow my 1855 and 1736 this year.

John Matesa