Heirloom Tomato Grafting

Workshop Agenda

Power Point Presentations from November 2008 Workshop in Chatham County:

Introduction to Heirloom Tomato Grafting Research
Dr. Mary Peet, North Carolina State University

Grafting and High Tunnels for Organic Heirloom Tomato Production at CEFS
Suzanne O’Connell and Cary Rivard, North Carolina State University

Results from High Tunnels and Grafting Research at CEFS
Suzanne O’Connell, North Carolina State University

Grafting Tomatoes for Soilborne Disease Management
Cary Rivard, North Carolina State University

History and Technique of Tomato Grafting
Suzanne O’Connell and Cary Rivard, North Carolina State University

Peregrine Farm Cherokee Purple Grafted Tomato Trial Results
Alex Hitt, Peregrine Farm

Web Resources:

Grafting Resource List

Grafting for Disease Resistance in Heirloom Tomatoes - North Carolina Cooperative Extension

Tomato Grafting Research - North Carolina State University

Vegetable Grafting at North Carolina State University

Windcrest Farm: Certified Organic Grafted Heirloom Tomato Transplants: Monroe, NC

Grafting Techniques for Greenhouse Tomatoes - University of Connecticut

Grafting Tomatoes for Organic and Sustainable Production - Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center

Guidelines for Grafting Tomatoes - De Ruiter Seeds

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