WSHA Annual Meeting
Each December this three-day educational gathering of tree fruit growers and shippers serves as a forum for producers to discuss the latest trends occurring within the tree fruit industry.
2012 will mark the 108th Annual Meeting of the Washington State Horticultural Association. The annual meeting is the largest gathering of orchardists, shippers, suppliers and vendors in the nation.
The three-day conference is an assortment of sessions dedicated to various topics aimed at educating and informing industry members. People come from all over the world to learn what Washington's tree fruit industry is doing.
The success of the meeting is dependent on our educational partners such as Washington State University and the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission. The meeting is also dependent on our generous sponsors, which allow us to attract the best speakers on the latest topics.
| Registration, Lodging & Program Information |
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| Event | WSHA 108th Annual Meeting and Trade Show |
| When: | December 3, 4 & 5, 2012 |
| Where: | Yakima Convention Center, Yakima, Washington |
| Registration: | DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM |
| Lodging & Accommodations: |
DOWNLOAD THE LODGING LIST |
| Annual Meeting Program: | DOWNLOAD THE MEETING PROGRAM |
| Membership, Meeting Registration, Billing & GRAS2P: |
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| Membership, Meeting Registration & Billing: |
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| Communications, Events, Speaker Coordinator: |
Stephanie Chance This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
| NW Hort Expo/Trade Show Information Contact: |
Angie Fiscus
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To advance the tree fruit industry by providing education and training programs to meet the changing needs of the industry. WSHA also serves as the advocate on issues affecting the tree fruit industry, particularly legislation and regulation.
KEEPING THE WASHINGTON TREE FRUIT INDUSTRY INFORMED SINCE 1904
