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CLEMSON – Amber and turmeric developed in aerial tunnels could accomplish abundant assets for South Carolina growers.
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Clemson Extension abettor Zachary Snipes speaks to farmers about application aerial tunnels to abound specialty crops. A aerial adit assembly branch is appointed for Nov. 15 at Clemson University.Image Credit: Scott Miller/Clemson University
High tunnels are alpine bandage houses fabricated of aqueduct and artificial to abound flowers, fruits, herbs and vegetables. These tunnels bottle warmth, acceptance growers to extend the growing season. A Aerial Adit Assembly Branch is appointed for Nov. 15 at Clemson University to accommodate advice for anyone because growing amber and/or turmeric in aerial tunnels.
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“High tunnels accommodate abounding allowances for growers, as able-bodied as accessible up new business opportunities,” said Geoff Zehnder, Clemson University Sustainable Agriculture Affairs coordinator. “Ginger and turmeric assembly is a abundant value-added befalling for growers. At this branch we will apprentice how to abound amber and turmeric, altercate crop planning and apprehend about application awning crops as a administration technique.”
In addition, an abettor from the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) will be on duke to altercate amount allotment abetment for anyone absorbed in affairs aerial tunnels.
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This branch gets underway at 9 a.m. at the Madren Conference Center, 230 Madren Center Drive, Clemson. An afternoon affair will be captivated at the Clemson Student Organic Farm, 190 Field Station Drive, Clemson. The branch ends at 3 p.m.
Workshop capacity accommodate aerial adit assembly for amber and turmeric, as able-bodied as crop planning, awning crops and more. Presenters accommodate Gena Moore of the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, Christina Newhouse of the Southwestern North Carolina Association of Resource Conservation and Development, David Robb of the Clemson Sustainable Agriculture affairs and Josh Boatwright of NRCS.
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Cost, including lunch, is $15 for Carolina Farm Stewardship Association associates and $20 for non-members. Registration borderline is Nov. 10. To register, go to https://tinyurl.com/HighTunnelProduction.
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