IPPS at Trade Days

Once again, IPPS had a strong presence at both the Auckland and Christchurch Trade Days held in March with displays and demonstrations organised by Gordon Scott.

In Christchurch, we had Ray Lawson (Oderings) talking on cyclamen propagation, Paul Michael (Fern Factor) on fern propagation and Mark Stevenson (Hortfert) on growing media and fertilisers.

In Auckland, we had Graeme Platt (NZ Botanical Research Institute) on natives and seeds, Sandra Simpson (Multiflora) on tissue culture, Dr Keith Hammett on plant breeding and hybridising, and Janice Houghton (Rainbow Trees) on cuttings and propagation. Thanks to those members who shared their knowledge and skills with others in the industry. Hopefully, we'll gain new members as a result of our promotions at the trade days.

Coming Up

D&D turns 100 and there's reunion gathering in November - details here

Done and dusted - news from the 2010 Conference - details here.

International Tour and Conference is in Eastern Region from 16 September

Spring field day plans are a work in progress

Ok, so it's a month or two away, but put these dates in the diary for the 2011 Conference!

News

How's this for commitment? We're told that Gus Evans has not missed a conference for his entire membership duration of 37 years. That must be an attendance record and worth noting!

Never spoken at conference and you'd like some help - Coaching is available

At the Blenheim conference Richard Ware was presented with the Award of Merit.

Peter Waugh was honored too - with the John Follet Award of Recognition.

New Japan / New Zealand Exchange.

IPPS Travel Scholarship details

 

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