Showing posts with label Protea Farmers. Show all posts
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Friday, July 26, 2024

United by Proteas


We are thrilled to invite you to XX International Protea Association Conference & XV International Protea Research Symposium: "United by Proteas". Scheduled for March 30 – April 4, 2025, in Temecula, California.

Conference Venue - Temecula Creek Inn

This conference promises to be an unparalleled gathering of protea farmers, researchers, industry leaders, and visionaries.

Why Attend?
  •  Cutting-edge Insights: Explore the latest trends in the proteas from top experts.
  •  Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals and forge valuable partnerships.
  •  Educational Sessions: Participate in interactive sessions to enhance your skills.
  •  Speakers: Gain insights and knowledge from IPA & ISHS experts from around the world.

Who Should Attend?

Whether you're a farmer, researcher, or simply passionate about proteas, this Conference is designed for anyone eager to stay ahead in today's rapidly evolving landscape. 
 
Call for Speakers and Sponsors:

We are currently accepting speaker proposals and sponsorship opportunities. Showcase your expertise or promote your brand to a global audience of professionals. Mark your calendars and join us at the for an unforgettable experience! Early bird registration is open. Visit: https://www.proteaconference2025.org for more details and updates.

Together, let's shape the future of proteas!

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

#PropagatingProtea

This month Resendiz Brothers had the pleasure to host a very down-to-earth and hands-on event where the members of California Protea Association (CPA) had the opportunity to share different protea varieties with one another while mastering their propagation skills.



Members were all asked to bring their favorite protea cuttings to share or exchange with others who may not have that variety.  During the meeting we were all provided a flat of soil, rooting solution and clippers if we neglected to bring our own.


Mel guided us through the propagation techniques while we built our own flat of cuttings.



This event was not just for beginners, because throughout the process the more experienced farmers were encouraged to share tips and tricks that have worked for them.







This CPA meeting definitely proved to be a unique and enjoyable experience!  We all left with the flat of stems we created and a better understanding of the art of #PropagatingProtea.  And, if we're lucky, in a few months our cuttings will develop roots and we’ll have lots ‘new’ protea plants growing in our fields.