14th Annual Fruit Ripening & Ethylene Management Workshop
FOCUS ON RIPENING and ETHYLENE MANAGEMENT This workshop, presented by the UC Davis Postharvest Technology Research and Information Center, is intended for shippers and destinations (wholesale and retail) handlers who are involved in ripening fruits and fruit-vegetables. The workshop focuses on how to increase profits by delivering ready-to-eat, delicious fruits and fruit-vegetables to the consumer. COORDINATOR. James Thompson has more than 30 years of experience as an extension engineer in the Biological & Agricultural Engineering Department and is Faculty Director of the Postharvest Technology Research and Information Center at UC Davis. He specializes in the engineering aspects of handling of crops after harvest, and energy management in agriculture. Specific areas of research include initial cooling and cold storage systems for perishable products; packaging; transportation; and drying and handling of grain, fruit and nut crops. Topics:
Date, Time, Location: Accommodations. The Yolo County Visitor's website has a comprehensive list of Davis hotels and motels. Parking. If you need to park a vehicle on campus for this workshop, please request a campus parking permit on the enrollment form when you register. -Or- Register On-Line. Link to On-Line Registration for the 14th Annual Fruit Ripening & Ethylene Management Workshop, scheduled for Tuesday, May 20, 2008. NOTE: This workshop is full, and a wait list has been started. Please contact Penny Stockdale [pastockdale@ucdavis.edu or (530) 754-4326] to add your name to the wait list. Thank you.
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