International Vegetable Grafting Symposium, July 14 - 18, 2019

High tunnel grown grafted tomato plant for on-farm evaluation in Ohio.

Grafted melon evaluation in Florida.

Evaluation of grafted tomato for nitrogen use efficiency in open fields of North Carolina.

An up close grafting demonstration of the one cotyledon method for melon by Dr. Carol Miles and her team at Washington State University

Researchers from North Carolina State University prepare samples of grafted watermelon for lycopene analysis

Members of the Vegetable Production Laboratory gave a hands-on grafting demonstration to this plant propagation class at The OSU, ATI on March 22, 2018.

Sustainable Ag students at The OSU learn how to graft tomatoes and watermelon with the assistance of the Vegetable Production Systems Laboratory.

The SCRI Grafting Virtual Workshop took place on March 16, 2018. Recordings from the workshop will be available on the website soon!

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ISHS Members - $750

Non-ISHS Members - $850

Student - $425

One Day Registration (for non presenters) - $350

Registration includes a copy of the symposium proceedings that will be published as a volume of Acta Horticulturae.

International travelers who require a symposium invitation to meet visa requirements can contact Wendy Britton, wbritto@ncsu.edu.