Poster Session

The 2024 Indiana Horticultural Conference & Expo (IHC) will be January 22-23 at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds in Danville, IN

Anyone interested in presenting specialty crop research or extension is welcome to present a poster, which will be on display for the duration of the conference.

 Requirements for all posters:

Content must be relevant to the specialty crop industry.

Dimensions should be no greater than 42” x 48”.

An easel, foam board, and binder clips will be provided.

Presenters are responsible for placing and removing their poster.

Posters are not intended to be used for commercial marketing purposes.

Presenters should be available during the afternoon break on January 22nd from 4 to 5PM to discuss their posters.

Please submit your name, poster title, and abstract (not to exceed 400 words) to INHortConference@purdue.edu by December 14, 2023. Please include with your submission if you give permission to display your poster on the IHC website. Space is limited to 15 posters.

For more information about the conference visit our webpage at www.indianahortconference.org

Mastering Home Food Preservation
Mastering Home Food Preservation poster

 

Recruiting good bugs to high tunnel tomato: companion plants vs. weeds
Recruiting good bugs to high tunnel tomato: companion plants vs. weeds

 

ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES FOR CPB MANAGEMENT
ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES FOR CPB MANAGEMENT

 

Converting organic waste into agricultural products using Hermetia illucens
Converting organic waste into agricultural products using Hermetia illucens

 

“The buzz about wild bees: Identifying Indiana’s specialty crop pollinators”
“The buzz about wild bees: Identifying Indiana’s specialty crop pollinators”

 

Evaluating compatibility of entomopathogenic nematodes with high tunnel management practices, Julia Wooby, Samantha Willden, Laura Ingwell, Ian Kaplan
Evaluating compatibility of entomopathogenic nematodes with high tunnel management practices, Julia Wooby, Samantha Willden, Laura Ingwell, Ian Kaplan

 

From grasses to forbs: enhancing arthropod-mediated ecosystem services with flowering cover crops, Zeus Mateos-Fierro1, Ashley Leach2, Ian Kaplan1
From grasses to forbs: enhancing arthropod-mediated ecosystem services with flowering cover crops, Zeus Mateos-Fierro1, Ashley Leach2, Ian Kaplan1

 

Sweet Pepper Variety Performance in Response to Soil Health Management, Petrus Langenhoven and Nathan L. Shoaf
Sweet Pepper Variety Performance in Response to Soil Health Management, Petrus Langenhoven and Nathan L. Shoaf