Setting the scene

• Setting the scene – a short review of the Danish approach [PDF - 90 Kb], Soren Mikkelsen, Denmark
• Co-existence of different agricultural technologies: lessons from existing systems [PDF - 52 Kb], Willy de Greef, Belgium

Session I - Maize
Chairman: Daniel Bloc, Maize Producers Association, France
Panel members:

• Gene flow in maize [PDF - 81 Kb], Frédérique Angevin, France
• Co-existence of GM maize in Spain [PDF - 181 Kb], Esteban Alcalde, Syngenta, Spain
• Maize landraces in Europe: a special case for co-existence [PDF - 72 Kb], Roberto Papa, University of Ancona, Italy
• Hybrid seed production [PDF - 30 Kb], Pierre Pagesse, Limagrain, France
• Development and cost-assessment of measures to reduce gene flow, Bernadette Oehen, Angelika Hilbeck, Biogene, Switzerland
• The Eurocode system and new maize breeds avoiding gene flow [PDF - 1 Mb], Klaus Ammann, Botanic Garden, Berne, Switzerland

Discussion

• Report on the maize round-table [PDF - 24 Kb], Antoine Messéan

Lunch

Session II - Oilseed rape
Chairman: Alan Gray, Natural Environment Research Council, UK
Panel members:

• Economic aspects of coexistence [PDF - 6 Kb]. Mario Prestamburgo, University of Trieste. Italy
• Organic farming concerns, Regine Barth, Öko-Institut, Darmstadt, Germany.
• Outcrossing and gene flow on conventional and organic farms in Denmark [PDF - 68 Kb], Rikke Jorgensen, Denmark.
• Models of gene flow from Oilseed rape [PDF - 104 Kb], Antoine Messean, France
• Outcrossing and admixture in seed and crop production [PDF - 63 Kb], Jeremy Sweet, Cambridge, UK.
• How to reduce gene flow [PDF - 68 Kb], Ferdinand Schmitz, German Plant Breeders Association, Bonn, Germany.
• How to segregate crops on the farm [PDF - 119 Kb], Daniel Pearsall, Supply Chain Initiative on Modified Agricultural Crops, UK
• Strategies for co-existence [PDF - 72 Kb], Per Henriksson, Bayer Bioscience, Belgium.

• Report on oilseed rape round-table [PDF - 17 Kb], Jeremy Sweet

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