Calendar of international pest control events
Following our success with the previous and upcoming editions of the Biopesticides Europe Conference, ACI is organising the Biopesticides North America 2018 Conference, which will be taking place in Vancouver, Canada, on 27th — 28th June 2018.
The two day event will bring together key industry stakeholders from the agriculture and chemicals industry, manufacturers and suppliers of crop protection and biological control products, farming associations, market analysts and consultants, technology providers, policy regulators & government representatives, academia and research laboratories.
Confirmed Topics for Discussion Include:
- Boosting consistency and the augmentations required in developing more efficient products.
- Policy and regulation updates needed to facilitate the registration process.
- Developing solutions that can work more efficiently in conjunction with the use of synthetic products.
- Formulation technologies serving the development process.
- Technical requirements to improve performance of micro-organisms.
- Plant health analysis following administration of diverse pest management solutions.
- Administering biological control products as a preventive measure rather than a curative one
2nd WIN international Conference on “Integrated approaches and innovative tools for combating insecticide resistance in arbovirus vectors”
Organized jointly by the French Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD) and Duke-NUS Medical School of Singapore, the conference will serve as a forum for addressing the progress, research gaps and priorities for the control of vectors of emerging arboviruses and the management of insecticide resistance. The conference has been labelled ‘‘France-Singapore Year of Innovation 2018″.
The conference will facilitate the involvement of scientists, stakeholders, members of the private and public sectors, and decision makers from around the world to share knowledge and ideas and to provide recommendations for the improvement of insecticide resistance surveillance and deployment of innovative vector control tools.
