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The Facts on the Sustainability of Peat | Webinar
Monday, April 24, 2023 | Susan Parent
Speaker: Susan, Horticulture Specialist
Topic: The Facts on the Sustainability of Peat
Summary: In this GrowerTalks webinar, Susan Parent from Premier Tech delves into the specifics of current sphagnum peat moss practices, covering topics such as the restoration of harvest sites and the resource's sustainability and potential for future generations of gardeners and growers. Join us to gain a comprehensive understanding of this valuable material and its responsible management.
Register to watch this recording on demand.
For more information, contact your Premier Tech Grower Services Representative:
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Ed Bloodnick |
JoAnn Peery |
Lance Lawson |
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Troy Buechel |
Susan Parent |
Jose Chen Lopez |
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