Hart’s annual Getting The Crop In (GTCI) seminar is held in March each year and aims to provide attendees with relevant and timely information to consider ahead of the upcoming season. As one of Hart’s four main events, GTCI is the only event not hosted at the Hart field site and is a formal seminar style event. In order to engage high quality presenters, Hart provides financial support to guest speakers where requested.
Kaidy Morgan, Hart Field-Site Group
Hart’s annual Getting The Crop In (GTCI) seminar is held in March each year and aims to provide attendees with relevant and timely information to consider ahead of the upcoming season. As one of Hart’s four main events, GTCI is the only event not hosted at the Hart field site and is a formal seminar style event. In order to engage high quality presenters, Hart provides financial support to guest speakers where requested.
$1,500
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