Event Details

Date

December 13 - December 14, 2017

Time

Weds evening program and all day Thursday

Location

Holiday Inn Syracuse-Liverpool
441 Electronics Parkway
Liverpool, NY 13088

Cost

$100.00 single registration


$200.00 single registration + trade show table

Host

Harvest NY and Cornell Field Crops

Cheryl Thayer
607-592-9507


Empire State Barley and Malt Summit

December 13 - December 14, 2017

Empire State Barley and Malt Summit

Join us in an informative summit targeted toward NYS malting barley growers and malt house operators as well as small grains growers interested in malting barley as a new crop. NYS brewers and distillers who wish to better understand the growing and malting processes are encouraged to attend too.

Full agenda, lodging, and trade show information is on the conference webpage.

Hosted by Cornell Field Crops and Harvest New York. Sponsored by Cornell CALS, Cooperative Extension, NY Farm Viability Institute, Hartwick College, Genesee Valley Regional Market Authority, and NY Department of Agriculture and Markets.





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