ATHENS, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — The Southeast Green Conference returned to Athens for the first time in more than 15 years, bringing together every corner of Georgia’s horticulture industry.
The annual event featured more than 200 exhibitors showcasing new plant varieties, technology and business solutions for the green industry.
Organizers said the conference is designed to help attendees learn about the latest innovations while building relationships across the industry, saying those connections are just as valuable as the products and technology on display.
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