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Cannabis Conference is well-known and respected for its educational sessions featuring the latest cultivation research, and the 2023 show will include some of the best programming yet. Nine scientists and university researchers will share their exclusive findings and experiences from work in cannabis grows on topics from combating Hop Latent Viroid (HpLVd) to maximizing lighting intensity to applying the ideal rates of cannabis nutrients.
This year, Cannabis Conference is thrilled to welcome Nirit Bernstein, Ph.D., a principal research scientist, and head of the Cannabis Physiology and Agronomy Lab at Volcani Center in Israel, and Michael Alden, M.S., graduate research assistant at Clemson University. Read on for more information about what they’ll present this year at Cannabis Conference, taking place Aug. 15-17 at Paris Las Vegas.
For more information and to learn more about the other university researchers and scientists speaking, visit CannabisConference.com.
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