Save the Date: 2026 ASCFG North American Conference!
Join us at the 2026 ASCFG North American Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, January 13 & 14, 2026! PROGRAM AND REGISTRATION DETAILS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
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ASCFG Events Calendar
Events
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Hotel Albuquerque at Oldtown 800 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque,, NM, United States
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Ask an Expert: Cultivating Connection — Creating Community-Led Flower Collectives
ZoomCultivating Connection: Creating Community-Led Flower Collectives explores how independent flower farmers can join forces to build resilient, community-rooted collectives. This session. led by Tracy Yang of JARN Co. Flowers, will […]
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Ask an Expert: Taking Summers Off — A Case Study
ZoomA decade into farming, Laura Beth Resnick of Butterbee Farm decided to institute a summer break: eight weeks off, mid-June to mid-August. She and her husband had no idea if […]
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Digging Deep: Water-Wise Flowers
ZoomDr. Melanie Stock of Utah State University February 17, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Water management is one of the most critical factors in successful cut flower production. This session […]
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ASCFG Spring 2026 Board Meeting
The Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers' Board of Directors meets twice a year to engage in strategic planning and guidance for the organization. Please reach out to your Regional […]
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Farm Tour: Tulip Farm Red Deer
Tulip Farm Red Deer Range Rd 261, Red Deer County, Alberta, CanadaLocated just southeast of Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, the Tulip Farm Red Deer is owned and operated by Jac and Trudie Theelen. Jac and Trudie grow tulip bulbs hydroponically in winter and sell cut […]
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Digging Deep: High Tunnel Pest Management Practices for Cut Flower Growers
ZoomNick Volesky, South Dakota State University March 3, 2026, 7:00 p.m. Eastern Pest pressure can cause significant losses in specialty crops nationwide, including cut flowers. However, plant-insect pests represent only […]
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Industry Trends and Forecasts: What’s Coming and How to Prepare
ZoomWednesday, March 4, 2026 Noon EST Presented by Drs. John Dole (NCSU) and Charlie Hall (TAMU) Understanding industry trends and market forecasts is essential for flower farmers and floral businesses […]
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Ask an Expert: Managing Diseases of Dahlia, Zinnia, Sunflower, and Snapdragon Cut Flower Crops
ZoomDr. Margery Daughtrey will cover the most common and aggravating diseases of dahlia, zinnia, snapdragon and sunflower, giving points on identification and prevention. The diseases featured will include root rots, […]
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Digging Deep: Shaking up your Approach to Pest Management
ZoomAlison Kutz of Sound Horticulture March 10, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Biological approaches, whether wireworm control in that dahlia field or aphid control on your sweet peas, has come […]
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Selling to Florists? Here’s What You Need to Know
ZoomWednesday, March 11, 2026 Noon EST Presented by Ellen Frost of Local Color Flowers Searching for an alternative revenue stream in this uncertain economy? Do you want to begin selling […]
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Digging Deep: Five Best Things to Manage Soil Health for Cut Flower Farmers
ZoomDr. Robert Schindelbeck, Extension Associate Director of the Soil Health Lab, School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University March 17, 2026, 7:00 p.m. Eastern Healthy soil is the foundation of […]