Power Up Your Pollinators Series - Part II: Production Practices for Greenhouses

Описание: 🌿 Power UP Your Pollinators: Production Practices for Greenhouses 🌼

A practical look at building pollinator-friendly, productive greenhouse systems that balance biologicals, chemistry, and long-term sustainability.

In this session of our Power UP Your Pollinators series, we go inside greenhouse production to explore how growers can design and maintain programs that work—both for crops and for pollinators.

💡 In this webinar, you’ll learn:

🧩 Compiling a program that works: How to build an effective production strategy that integrates natural options, fungicides, and pesticides while ensuring compatibility and sound decision-making.

🐞 From the trenches: Real-world insights on what’s making pollinator-conscious greenhouse practices possible today.

🌱 Softening and integrating: How to stretch pesticide use, incorporate more beneficial insects, and reduce reliance on chemical inputs.

🌼 Practical applications: Using drenches wisely, managing unrooted cuttings and plugs, and finishing crops with biologicals to enhance both plant and pollinator health.

🐜 Tackling challenges: Addressing difficult cases like aphid control on crops such as calibrachoa—especially when systemic drenches are involved.

🌻 The long-term vision:

Implementing banker plants and proactive beneficial releases.

Creating farmscaping installations and supportive irrigation systems for nursery plantings.

Building customer engagement and buy-in for sustainable, pollinator-supportive practices.

🌿 Whether you’re a grower, crop manager, or sustainability advocate, this session delivers real-world tools and strategies to strengthen pollinator health while maintaining high-quality production.

👉 Watch now to learn how integrating biologicals, planning proactively, and thinking long-term can power up your greenhouse for the future!

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