The Aquaponics Association is excited to announce that this year the annual conference will be October 21-24, 2021 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Due to COVID, this conference will be a hybrid. The conference will take place in person at the Oklahoma City Sheraton, and sessions will also be broadcast live to guests that cannot attend.

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This year, they team up with our Affiliate Member and local partner Symbiotic Aquaponics of (aquaponics microbiome importance) Oklahoma.

Every year, the Aquaponics Association’s annual conference unites the top aquaponics growers from across the globe to share knowledge and insights about the growth of aquaponics. Learning tracks for Commercial, Community, STEM Education, and Research cater to all growers, large and small.

Please stay tuned for ticket information and other important announcements in the coming weeks.

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The Aquaponics Association is a 501c3 nonprofit, Member-based organization that expands the practice of aquaponics through education, advocacy, and connection.

For more information:
Aquaponics Association
4531 Airlie Way, Annandale VA 22003
[email protected]
aquaponicsassociation.org
Source: hortidaily
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Graeme is a Professor in Crop Science at the Centre for Crop Science. Graeme conducts research on the physiology and genetics of complex adaptive traits in field crops with a focus on water productivity in cereals. His research underpins the development of mathematical models of crop growth, development and yield that enable simulation of consequences of genetic and management manipulation of crops in specific target environments.