The Basic Wheat Improvement Course (BWIC) is a unique professional development opportunity for early career scientists in the public and private sectors. Major focus of the course will be practical aspects of breeding methodologies (70%), with some general reviews (30%) on plant breeding, pathology, physiology, wheat quality, etc.
An interdisciplinary conference for researchers and practitioners in all fields of agriculture (including food/commodity/cash crops, subsistence/semi-subsistence sectors, supply chains, forestry, fisheries, and water management), focused on gender equality through agricultural research for development
At the 19th ICC Conference 2019, scientists will share the latest developments in cereal science and technology.
The 11th Information Communications Technology for Development (ICT4D) Conference brings together hundreds of public, private and civil society organizations, eager to share practical insights on applying digital technology to development, humanitarian, and conservation challenges.
This course allows participants to become familiar with different aspects of innovation systems (hubs) and provides tools to foster these systems. Emphasis is given to conservation agriculture-based technologies for both irrigated and rainfed conditions: reduced tillage, soil cover by crop residue or crops and crop diversification.
The twenty-eighth IGC Grains Conference will highlight the key challenges facing the international grains and oilseed industry.
Natalia Palacios Rojas will participate in the side event "Road testing healthy diets: Perspectives from the Global South" on June 14.
E-conference will take stock of what we know about the FAW outbreak in Asia, discuss how we can respond and what we can learn from the African experience.
Through lectures, practices and discussions, you will learn: Basic concepts about Generalized Linear Mixed Models; Basic quantitative genetic concepts applied in Genome Selection and Plant Breeding; Analysis of genetic data, data management, diversity analysis, genome wide association studies.
The Congress is the first meeting of its kind. It will include a balanced program encompassing six areas of wheat research.
The meeting will facilitate engagement between key stakeholders to galvanize unified action around adaptation of Africa’s agriculture and food systems to climate change.
The theme of AGRF 2019 will be "Grow Digital: Leveraging digital transformation to drive sustainable food systems in Africa."
Un espacio para intercambiar experiencias y perspectivas sobre agricultura sostenible, cambio climático y mejoramiento genético.
Since the term climate-smart agriculture (CSA) was coined in 2010, the biannual global science conferences on CSA have emerged as the key global forum for scientific exchange to underpin CSA implementation.
