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The 2025 Canadian Greenhouse Conference, which took place on October 8-9 at Niagara Falls Convention Centre, was built around the theme of Harvesting Resilience, was a fantastic opportunity to  connect with industry leaders, growers, and innovators from across the horticultural sector. We were thrilled to engage with so many attendees who share our commitment to advancing sustainable, science-driven solutions for Canadian greenhouse production.

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A highlight of the event was  our ‘Ask an Expert’ campaign, which encouraged attendees to speak directly with research
specialists on our team and explore how Vineland’s research can help address real-world industry challenges. The  conversations sparked throughout the event reinforced the power of collaboration and the shared dedication to driving the
industry forward.

We were proud to have two Vineland experts present at this year’s conference:

  • Dr. Alexandra Grygorczyk

    Vineland’s Research Scientist, Sensory & Consumer Services, shared insights into how consumer preferences influence product development and market success.

  • Dr. Rose Buitenhuis

    Vineland’s Director, Biological Crop Protection, discussed innovations in biological pest control and strategies for more resilient growing systems.

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And in the ‘Tools of the Trade’ area:

Ashley J. Summerfield, MSc.

Vineland’s Senior Research Technician, Biological Control, offered hands-on demonstrations using microscopes to help attendees identify the pests affecting their crops — a big hit with growers and students  alike.

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We’d like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth or our talks to connect, ask questions, and share ideas. Each interaction helps strengthen the link between research and application, ensuring that our work continues to deliver meaningful impact for the sector.

If you didn’t have a chance to meet us at the conference, we’d welcome the opportunity to hear from you. Reach out to our team to learn more about our ongoing research, collaboration opportunities, and upcoming projects:

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