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Greenhouse Cucumbers: Trends & Varieties
About Our Presenter
Nate Gorlin-Crenshaw is Product Manager of cucurbits and tomatoes at Johnny's. He is responsible for selecting the product assortment for his assigned crops, and also for directing the product development goals of our tomato and squash breeding programs.
Nate Gorlin-Crenshaw is Product Manager of cucurbits and tomatoes at Johnny's. He is responsible for selecting the product assortment for his assigned crops, and also for directing the product development goals of our tomato and squash breeding programs.DATE: Thursday, October 22, 2026
TIME: 4pm ET
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OVERVIEW: Join us as we explore greenhouse cucumber production, from the traits that distinguish greenhouse varieties to the latest trends shaping breeding and production.
Nate, our cucumber Product Manager, will begin with an overview of what makes a cucumber well-suited to greenhouse production. Next, he'll take us 'inside' the greenhouse to see how Johnny's evaluates and develops cucumber varieties. Finally, Nate will cover current trends in greenhouse cucumber breeding and production, and explore the different types available to growers, including American slicers, pickling, Beit Alpha, snacking, Long European, Japanese, and specialty cucumbers.
The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A, where Nate will answer attendee questions about greenhouse cucumber varieties, production, and more. We hope you'll join us!