Great speaker for rare fruit clubs

[Vernmented]

I just had Keith Zimmerman speak at the Manatee Rare Fruit Council last night and he put together a really great presentation on edible palms. I figured I would put this out here since it can be a pain to find new and interesting speakers at times. He is very knowledgable and can field all sorts of questions palm related outside of the presentation as well.

If you are interested shoot him an email.

keitht.zimmermann@gmail.com

Highly recommended!

[geosulcata]

So informative!

[MameyDisco]

Got the email blast, but this post really makes it click.

Thanks for recommending Keith Zimmerman, The Rare Fruit Council Intl., Inc. (RFCI) Miami is booked until 2021, but this is certainly something I will send over to my fellow South Florida Palm Society (SFPS) board members. Would be great to have him speak at either SFPS or the RFCI in Miami. We can try to invite both clubs since the topic is pertinent & unique, may I add.

Appreciate the tip.

Would be nice if we could continue the thread linked below by continuing to add more speakers. I will also post RFCI, Miami speaker lists as well to encourage more of our speakers heading north, and hopefully some northern Floridians heading south. Our state deserves this.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=24953.0

[Vernmented]

I agree 100% 

Got the email blast, but this post really makes it click.

Thanks for recommending Keith Zimmerman, The Rare Fruit Council Intl., Inc. (RFCI) Miami is booked until 2021, but this is certainly something I will send over to my fellow South Florida Palm Society (SFPS) board members. Would be great to have him speak at either SFPS or the RFCI in Miami. We can try to invite both clubs since the topic is pertinent & unique, may I add.

Appreciate the tip.

Would be nice if we could continue the thread linked below by continuing to add more speakers. I will also post RFCI, Miami speaker lists as well to encourage more of our speakers heading north, and hopefully some northern Floridians heading south. Our state deserves this.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=24953.0

[MameyDisco]

Passed the info over to the President of the SFPS. Let's see if we get news of something. Thanks again for the post.