Events Showcase – A sustainable agenda

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Download PDF With a jam-packed schedule planned over the two days, CPM takes a look at some key themes of the seminar programme ahead of this year’s Cereals Event. We have some of the top researchers, scientists and farmers coming together. By Charlotte Cunningham Rarely a day goes by when topics like climate change, sustainable agriculture and agricultural policy aren’t brought up in conversation. And exploring these themes in detail – along with many others – is the Cereals Event seminar programme. Instead of dashing manically between theatres to catch the next speaker, this year the event is ensuring that expert knowledge is even more accessible by condensing the traditional four theatres into two to deliver a bumper programme. Seminars will be split between the Cereals AHDB Theatre and the New Era Theatre. In the AHDB theatre, day one will be based on the theme ‘tomorrow’s solutions for today’s challenges’, while day two will focus on soil health – including a session with Defra’s Janet Hughes to discuss environmental policy. Over in the New Era Theatre, markets diversification and innovation will be the topic of conversation. With these topics in mind and taking into consideration the many factors involved in…
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