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EMSL is hosting  a webinar titled Legionella Methodology and Sampling for Compliance.



May 14, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Presented by: Christopher Goulah, Ph.D., EMSL’s Legionella Program Director

Workshop Overview
Staying compliant with current and new waterborne pathogen regulations can be elusive. Deciding amongst the myriad of analytical methodologies can be overwhelming. Both topics are manageable once you have an understanding of what is required and what tools are available.

We will examine the various analytical methods and how each can help you achieve your goals of compliance to maintain the requirements set forth in your water management plan as well as local and statewide regulations. Discussions will include sampling techniques and location selection as well as sample volume and quantity.

There will be an overview of the current regulations and how to stay compliant in addition to what to expect from the upcoming changes in NYC and NJ. Be sure you are in the know so that when these changes are implemented you and your team are prepared.

EMSL is hosting  a webinar titled Phytopathological Risks in Cannabis and Vegetable Production: Greenhouse, Hydroponic, and Postharvest Perspectives.



June 18, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Presented by: Zeljko Jurjevic, Ph.D., EMSL’s National Mycology Program Manager

Modern strategies for monitoring, preventing, and reducing losses throughout the production cycle.

Workshop Overview

This webinar offers a brief overview of key fungal disease risks in cannabis and vegetable production across greenhouse, hydroponic, and postharvest stages. Participants will learn how major pathogens spread and which factors increase vulnerability. The session presents practical prevention methods to help growers reduce losses and maintain consistent crop quality.

Who Should Attend

• Growers and cultivation managers working with cannabis and vegetable crops
• Nursery operators and greenhouse technicians
• Quality control and postharvest personnel
• Consultants, integrated pest management specialists, and staff responsible for plant health, sanitation, or production efficiency in controlled environment agriculture
• Industry professionals seeking a clearer understanding of disease risks and modern prevention strategies