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Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention Registration Now Open

Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention Registration Now Open
Dec 06, 2024
By Jean-Paul McDonald
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Canada’s top horticulture event for education and networking

Online registration is now open for the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention (OFVC), the must-attend annual event for anyone in the horticultural industry.  

Taking place over two days, the convention is an essential gathering for fruit and vegetable crop producers, government representatives, industry leaders, and educators from across Canada.

The event features a packed schedule with educational sessions, trade show exhibits, and networking opportunities designed to benefit those involved in horticulture. Attendees can expect to learn from top horticultural experts, discover the latest trends in agriculture, and connect with peers and industry professionals.

The OFVC is more than just a conference—it’s a comprehensive event offering tradeshow exhibits, hands-on education, and networking for all things horticulture. Participants can explore innovative solutions, gain insights into crop production, and foster connections that support their growth in the industry.

A highlight of the convention is the Ontario Sweet Cider Competition, a celebration of excellence in cider production that showcases the talents and dedication of Ontario’s producers. And there is also the Ontario Craft Cide Competition.  Who will win these two coveted awards?

Whether you’re a seasoned grower, a new producer, or simply looking to expand your knowledge in horticulture, this event is an unmissable opportunity. Join fellow producers, associations, and businesses for two days dedicated to advancing horticulture in Canada.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this vital event. Register now for the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention and take your place among the leaders in Canada’s horticultural sector.


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