Below is a collection of upcoming seminars and training opportunities that may be of interest to California avocado growers.

Training News

Free Webinar to Focus on Coping with Frost

  • Oct 27, 2023

The Avocado Café is hosting a new free webinar entitled, “Dealing with frost: basic strategies and advances in understanding conditions” on November 30. Learn more.

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2023 Farm and Nursery Expo to Showcase New Technologies and Expertise

  • Sep 28, 2023

The San Diego County Farm Bureau is hosting the 2023 Farm & Nursery Expo on November 2. The event provides members of the agriculture industry with the opportunity to view about the product and equipment upgrades and technologies, attend seminars from top agricultural experts and visit with vendors in the tradeshow room.

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Agri-Tech Fair to Showcase Latest Advancements

  • Sep 27, 2023

On October 24, the Farm Bureau of Ventura County will host the free Agri-Tech Fair — an event that will bring together agriculture technology companies, producers, industry leaders and more.

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Two-day Virtual Produce Safety Alliance Grower Training Courses Available

  • Sep 13, 2023

The University of California Cooperative Extension is offering two-day virtual Produce Safety Alliance Grower Training courses from late September through mid December that satisfy the Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule requirement.

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California Avocado Society Annual Meeting

  • Sep 12, 2023

The California Avocado Society will host its 108th Annual Meeting on October 14, including informative research sessions, in-field seminars, a barbeque lunch and awards ceremony. The informative session will take place at Brokaw’s Long Canyon Ranch located in Ventura, California.

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San Diego Region Irrigation Efficiency Workshop

  • Aug 15, 2023

The Resource Conservation District of San Diego is hosting an Irrigation Efficiency Workshop that will be tailored for producers using drip irrigation systems and provide information concerning how growers can obtain a free irrigation assessment of their farm.

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