The Canadian Greenhouse Conference (CGC) is Canada's premier annual event and essential connection point for commercial growers in controlled environments. Established in 1979, it brings together industry stakeholders for networking, knowledge exchange, and business development. Attracting a diverse audience of growers from across North America and global experts, CGC showcases the latest advancements in production techniques, cutting-edge research, innovative products, and transformative technologies within the greenhouse sector. With an extensive trade show floor spanning 82,000 square feet and over 300 booth spaces, it's a significant marketplace for grower technology, drawing over 1,800 attendees. The conference specifically caters to commercial growers of flowers, vegetables, cannabis, berries, and nursery crops. For exhibitors, it's a critical platform to showcase innovations and forge partnerships. For attendees, it's an invaluable resource to discover new solutions, learn advanced techniques, and optimize cultivation practices for improved efficiency and productivity.
Highlights
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Comprehensive Educational Program
Gain insights from keynote speakers, workshops, and presentations covering advanced production techniques and cutting-edge research in horticulture.
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Extensive Networking Opportunities
Connect with industry peers, experts, and suppliers through dedicated events like "Happy Hour" and "The Gathering," fostering collaboration.
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Innovation & Research Showcase
Discover the latest market innovations at the "New Variety Showcase" and explore cutting-edge findings from students and researchers.
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Exclusive Grower Bus Tour
Experience successful grower operations firsthand with the traditional "Bus Tour," offering practical insights into the industry.
FAQ
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The CGC is Canada's premier annual event for commercial growers in controlled environments, established in 1979 to foster networking, knowledge exchange, and business development.
The conference targets commercial growers of flowers, vegetables, cannabis, berries, and nursery crops, as well as suppliers, researchers, and industry leaders.
The extensive trade show features greenhouse technology, environmental control systems, horticultural products, crop management solutions, and new crop varieties.
The Canadian Greenhouse Conference is organized by itself, operating as a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to serving the Canadian greenhouse sector.
