Monday, October 24

6:30 PM: Group dinner; ANBP Conference & Annual General Meeting
optional and not included
in Registration Fee.
Pest Management and
Tuesday, October 25
8:00 AM: Conference & Pollination: Cranberries
and Small Fruits
Annual General Meeting.

8:00 AM Coffee
8:45 AM Introduction
9:00 AM Session starts. The Sandman Hotel at Abbotsford Airport
Noon Lunch & AGM
1:35 PM Talks continues October 25, 2016
4:45 PM Discussion and ANBP is excited to locate our fall Annual General Meeting (AGM) in
Close.
Abbotsford, B.C. We anticipate our program will appeal to growers and
Hotel Reservations practitioners, as well as the research/extension community.
1-604-859-7263 Speakers will include:
Group Name: ANBP  Rob McGregor, Chair, Department of Biology, Executive Director, Institute of Urban
Group #8856 Ecology, Douglas College, New Westminster, British Columbia. Aphids, Lacewings
Room Rate: and Mites: Biological Control Research at Douglas College
$98.00/night CDN
Book now!
 Tracy Hueppelsheuser, Entomologist, Plant and Animal Health Branch, British
Columbia Ministry of Agriculture, Abbotsford, British Columbia. An Update on Some
Registration Fee Invasive Insect Species of Interest to Agriculture in British Columbia.
$100 US; $125 CD
Check or cash on site.  Beverly Gerdeman, Assistant Research Professor, Washington State University,
Credit card registration Northwestern Washington Research & Extension Center, Mount Vernon, Washington.
is available via the Biological Control Challenges in Small Fruits in the Pacific Northwest.
ANBP website at:
www.anbp.org  Renee Prasad, Assistant Professor, Agriculture Technology, University of the Fraser
Valley, Chilliwack, British Columbia. Spotted Wing Drosophila and Loss of
For more information:
Organophosphates: The Impact on Biocontrol Programs in Berry Crops.
Lynn LeBeck
Executive Director, ANBP
exdir@anbp.org;  Ron Valentin, Bioline AgroSciences & Bioline Canada, Technical Lead Bioline &
559-360-7111 Business Develop. Manager, Vineland Station, Ontario. Banker and Habitat Planting
or in Support of Biological Control Agents Inside and Outside the Greenhouse
Angela Hale Environment.
Biobest Canada  Louisa Hooven, Assistant Professor, Senior Research/Instructor, Department of
angie@biobest.ca Horticulture, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. Protecting Pollinators From
250-927-9001 Pesticides.

 M. Ishtiaq Rao, Business Manager, Crop Defenders Ltd., Leamington, Ontario. From
High-Tech to High-Touch Customer Service

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