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Aspergillus Workshop

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Govinda Shrestha, Cynthia M. Ocamb and Qingyang Wang
August 2023

OSU Extension hosted Aspergillus Workshop on August 24, 2023. Recordings and presentation PDFs are linked below.

Biology and Ecology of Aspergillus species

Dr. Cynthia Ocamb, Associate Professor and Extension Plant Pathology Specialist, Botany and Plant Pathology, OSU- Corvallis, OR

Aspergillus Risk and Potential Mitigation Strategies

Dr. Qingyang Wang, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Food Science and Technology, OSU-Corvallis, OR

Compliance testing and Aspergillus

Alan Hanson and Shannon Lane, Oregon Department of Agriculture-Hemp Program

Storage Condition to Reduce Aspergillus in Hemp Production

Govinda Shrestha, Assistant Professor and Hemp Extension Specialist, OSU-SOREC, Central Point, OR

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