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October 2020
EOI applications for CRDC close
Researchers are invited to respond to the CRDC's 2021-22 Expressions of Interest (EOIs) via the five step procurement process. FRPs will be accepted until 5pm, Wednesday 14 October 2020. CRDC encourages all researchers to read our Strategic RD&E Plan 2018-23 and Researchers' Handbook before applying. More information is available at https://www.crdc.com.au/for-researchers/applying-for-funding Please note: due to the drought conditions impacting the industry over the past few seasons and the on-going low levels of irrigation water allocation, the 2021-22 year is not…
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Australasian Plant Breeding Conference
The 16th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference (APBC) will be held at QT Hotel, 7 Staghorn Ave, Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia. DELAYED UNTIL JUNE 2021 The theme “Towards 2050” has been chosen to capture the long-term nature of plant breeding, and the essential role the discipline will play in delivering food and prosperity to the predicted world population of 9 billion by this date, in the face of decreasing available production area, climate change and demand for new products. Our vision…
Find out more »International Plant Health Conference, Helsinki, Finland
The first International Plant Health Conference will be convened in Helsinki on 28/6 to 1/7/2021. Its main theme will be “Protecting Plant Health in a Changing World”. The objective of the conference is to provide for the first time a forum to discuss global scientific, technical and regulatory plant health issues in a conference setting and at the same time advocate plant health to the media and general public. The following four themes will be discussed daily in workshops, scientific…
Find out more »July 2021
International Congress on Irrigation & Drainage
The congress will be combined with Irrigation Australia's biennial Irrigation Australia Conference and Exhibition. Theme : ‘Innovation and research in agricultural water management to achieve sustainable development goals’. 6-12 July 2021 | International Convention Centre Sydney
Find out more »August 2021
Australian Cotton Conference 2021
The Australian Cotton Conference is held at the Gold Coast Convention Centre every second year. It brings together new and experienced farmers, agronomists and researchers, brands and marketers, students, supply chain partners, industry groups and cotton groupies to look at the challenges and opportunities facing cotton, share and learn from one another and listen to some of the world’s best cotton experts. DELAYED UNTIL 3-5 AUGUST 2021
Find out more »October 2021
World Cotton Research Conference 2020/1 (Egypt)
The World Cotton Research Conference (WCRC) is held once every four years in different cotton growing countries and serves as a global platform for researchers and experts to share the latest updates in cotton research and development. The 202 conference (Egypt) has been postponed to 3-7 October 2021. The 5-day technical programme will include invited plenary lectures and keynote talks that feature world-renowned cotton scientists. The conference provides an opportunity for researchers to present their work through oral and poster…
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