From 29 August to 2 September 2016, seven (international) breeders will organize for the first time joint flower trials in Colombia.
Ideavelop S.A. organizes a trade visit to these flower trials and during that week, there will be ample opportunity to expand your network in Colombia and beyond. This trip is open to all horticultural professionals with an interest in flower breeding and production and ensures a great experience and entry to Colombia, the 2nd largest flower producer in the world.
Cost of participation is $ 950 and includes all local logistic costs (except for airport transfers), all visits and all lunches. More general information can be found by clicking on this link. The registration form (deadline for registration – wire transfer is 12 August 2016), can be found here.
In preparation of this trade visit, Ideavelop will organize a webinar during which information will be given on the actual situation in the floricultural sector in Colombia by representatives of the breeding companies that organize flower trials. During this webinar, the final program of this trade visit will be presented. The webinar will take place on Thursday, the 14th of July at 12.30 EST (or for Europe, 19.30 GMT +2 or CEST). To register, please click on this link.


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