The Netherlands
May 18, 2018
At the Dutch Seed Symposium an interesting spectrum of issues about seeds will be presented by international researchers. Both the knowledge as the participants are interesting for everyone who has to deal with seeds somewhere in his/her process. The quality of seeds and germination is important if you sell the seeds, but also if your breeding programme is hampered by these issues.
The 7th Dutch Seed Symposium will be held at Tuesday 2 October 2018 in Wageningen. The programme will bring seed science and seed business together and invited both national and international speakers from academia and the seed businesses. The Symposium is an initiative of Dutch seed companies, associated in Plantum.
The programme is full of interesting speakers, the audience is full of interesting people to meet. If you work with or are interested in seeds, seed physiology or seed production, this is a symposium you shouldn’t miss.
Speakers are
- Christa Testerink - Wageningen UR
- Prof. dr. Dolf Weijers - Wageningen UR
- Pim Lindhout - Solynta
- Paul Hendrikx - Sakata Ornamentals EMEA
- Dr Louise Colville - Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
- Thijs Fijen - Wageningen UR
- Umidjon Shapulatov - Wageningen UR
- Gwyneth Ingram - laboratoire Reproduction et Développement des Plantes, ENS de Lyon
Chairman of the symposium will be Agnes Chardonnens, Head Operations Technology at Bayer Vegetable Seeds
The full programma and the registration can be found at www.DutchSeedSymposium.com. Participation is open for members and non-members of Plantum. For participating an entrance fee of €100,-- per person including lunch will be charged with a maximum of €600,-- per company for 6 or more participants of one company. Students can register for the special price of €45,- per person including lunch. The entrance fee is to cover the actual costs. The Symposium doesn’t make any profit.
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