Cereals is the leading technical event for the UK arable industry with over 64ha of stands and live demonstrations including Crop Plots, Working Cultivations, Sprays and Sprayers, Post-Harvest Technology, Business Alley, Potatoes and Renewables. Over 400 leading suppliers come together to update 26,500 visitors on the very latest products, ranging from seeds to sprayers, crop varieties to cultivation equipment, fertilisers to finance.

We need sustainable agricultural to feed the future world. That calls for reduction of carbon footprint, the start of farming 'cool' and the protection of soil from erosion, reduction of the amount of water we need to grow crops and fostering our farmers and farming communities globally. We need innovative and cost efficient solutions. And we need them fast. The 3rd Conference on Sustainable Agriculture accelerates solution finding through sharing state-of-the-art insights in innovative sustainable products, cutting edge techniques and cost efficient measurements. Forerunners in the business will share their knowledge, insights and experiences with you in this two day conference loaded with high level working sessions, keynote speeches, workshops, networking opportunities, updates on the most important round tables and many more.

This sixth meeting on Integrative Bioinformatics will be of interest to Bioinformaticians, Computer Scientists and others working in, or interested in finding out more about, the developing area of integrative bioinformatics. There will be opportunities to present and discuss methods, theoretical approaches, and their practical applications. IB2010 is organized by Rothamsted Research, The University of Cambridge and the Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) Gatersleben.

Wheat Genetic Improvement Network Research Updates for 2009 and presentations on one specific topic from WGIN stakeholders

“Statistical challenges on 1000euro genome sequences in plants” New sequencing technologies will soon enable us to sequence plant genomes for less than 1000 euros. This will accelerate plant genomics and biological research. The workshop will provide an excellent opportunity to share and discuss statistical challenges, best-practices and future directions when dealing with large scale genome sequence data in plants. The workshop will be a mixture of invited talks and contributed talks and posters. -[1]--------------------------------- We now welcome your abstracts! The deadline is August 15 2009. Soon after this date we will draft the program and inform the presenters. You can upload your abstract on the statseq website, or by using the following link: http://www.statseq.eu/index.php?option=com_jforms&view=form&id=4&Itemid=35 ------------------------------------- -[2]--------------------------------- Registration open The registration fee is 140 euro and covers access, documentation and meals/refreshments of the workshop. You may use the link below for registration. http://www.statseq.eu/index.php?option=com_jforms&view=form&id=1&Itemid=31 Please note that your registration is only completed after payment of the fee. See the website for details on payment. ------------------------------------- Looking forward to meet you in Barcelona, Sincerely, Dr. Marco Bink Workshop chair Information on EU-COST Action TD0801 is available at www.statseq.eu

This is a day long meeting for bioinformaticians and researchers interested in working with data from any of the Next Generation Sequencing platforms. Come prepared to talk and share your problems, ideas and solutions with other participants

Triticeae genomics for the advancement of essential European crops.

Topics: Exploiting wheat genetic resources; Chromosome biotechnology; Genome dynamics; Coping with wheat in a changing; environment - biotic stresses; Coping with wheat in a changing environment - abiotic stresses; Coping with wheat in a changing environment - quality issues; Coping with wheat in a changing environment - varying development; Breeding for a changing world; Integration from molecules to function.

Seed Development and Maturation. Seed Dormancy and Germination. Seed Ecology. Seed Stress Tolerance. Seed Technology and Germplasm Preservation. Alternative Seed Uses. Advanced Techniques in Seed Research (as conference technical workshop).

The 4th European Plant Science Organisation (EPSO) Conference

Theoretical and applied aspects of hydrocolloids structure and interactions with natural food ingredients and pharmaceuticals.

The aim of the workshop is to especially attract (young) people, new to the field of cereal science and to cover a broad range of cereal related topics, including breeding, biotechnology, ingredients- functionality, processing, nutrition…

RevGenUK is a new BBSRC-sponsored platform for reverse genetics of model legumes and brassicas based on TILLING and de-TILLING technologies developed at the John Innes Centre.

The main objectives of the Symposium are to contribute to the development and application of the current advances in the Plant Biotechnology field.

The Symposium covers a diverse range of applied and basic research on barley

Structure & Functionality

Renewable Energy - Science meets Industry

Safety and wholesomeness of cereal food International