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Major challenges face seed production and treatment

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United Kingdom
February 3, 2009

Since the British Crop Protection Council (BCPC) organised its third Symposium on seed health and treatment back in 2001, major changes have taken place in technology and the markets which have affected arable and horticultural production. In particular, there has been increasing pressure for better crop protection management and husbandry techniques to produce and treat seed to ensure the reliable production of economically viable crops.

To examine the latest developments and the effects of the current and future legislation on seed production in the UK and Europe, BCPC is organising its fourth technical Symposium Seed Production and Treatment in a Changing Environment on 24 and 25 February 2009. The event, which is generously sponsored by Bayer CropScience, will be held at the Belfry Hotel, Wishaw, West Midlands, UK.

The Symposium commences mid-morning on Tuesday 24 February. The full delegate registration fee for both days is £340 inc VAT including dinner and overnight accommodation. The day delegate rate for both days is £200 inc VAT.

For further information and to register online visit: www.bcpc.org/seedtreatment.

 

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