Current Issues & News...........
Other recent articles by Bruce Knight.....
SCANNING THE AGRICULTURAL HORIZON TO 2050
Notes on a one day conference: "Scanning the agricultural horizon to
2050 organised by the UK's SCI BioResources Group supported by Royal
Society of Chemistry. Download this article in pdf
format
Novel technologies for sugar cane
Bruce Knight recently prepared the following article on developments
in sugar cane production for Crop Protection Monthly, based on
interviews with Syngenta managers in Europe and Brazil. Download this article in pdf format
Biofuels: Their impact on crop production world
wide
Bruce Knight delivered this paper at the Association of Applied
Biologists conference: Non Food Uses of Crops, Wyboston Lakes
Conference Centre, Bedfordshire, May 10-11, 2010
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The Food Market in Turmoil - strategies for survival and
growth.......
This April 2009 conference addressed several of the global and
national issues that are affecting food supply and marketing as a
result of the volatility of raw material prices, and changes in
consumer purchasing patterns.
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World Biofuels Forum
A conference held in June in Prague brought together a range of
organisations involved in biofuel production. In Europe the industry is
facing something of a crisis as subsidised biofuels and vegetable oils
from the Americas are being dumped on the market. Several European
companies have gone out of business before the industry has really got
going. Meanwhile the European Commission is trying to establish rules
for sustainable production of biofuels.
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Fifteen years of Innovation Management
Since 1993, agriculture and the market environment has changed. The
short feature picks out some of the significant differences in the
agri- business landscape, then and now.
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If GM crops are ever accepted, how will they help the British
farmer ?
A number of experts, including Sir David King, former Government Chief
Scientist, have recently highlighted the implication for UK agriculture
and Science if the benefits of agricultural biotechnology are not
applied. An edited version of this article was published in the March
issue of Crop Production Magazine.
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