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Feb 2020

Greenhouse Humidity Control

Greenhouse Humidity Control

Grower Information Day

 

On Thursday February 20th Yanor Yazma will be in New Zealand speaking about DryGair Energies Ltd. humidity solutions at the Greenhouse Humidity Control Grower Information Day at Southern Belle Orchards, alongside grower Frans de Jong and the experts from Royal Brinkman and Apex Greenhouses. Open invitation to all for a day full of innovation and learning!

 

RSVP is 11th of February, if you are interested then urgently email David Sobevski d.sobevski@royalbrinkman.com.au to register.

 

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