The Annual Meeting 2020 is organized in collaboration with DanSeed Symposium 2020. The two meetings take place on 9 and 10 March 2020 at Kobæk Strand Konferencecenter, Skælskør, Denmark.
Registration for both meetings is done by pressing the registration button in the right-hand menu. You can mix your attendance as you please.
The Cereal Network (Cerealienetværket) is an informal network within the cereal sector, embracing research, breeding, production, processing, industry and trade. The network aims at improving quality and sustainability throughout the entire value chain of cereal grain production. The network has for 20 years brought together researchers, breeders, producers of cereal-based products, food and feed enzymes and suppliers within Danish cereal production for an annual meeting.
The Annual Meeting 2020 will take place on Monday March 9 at Kobæk Strand Konferencecenter, Kobækvej 85, DK-4230 Skælskør, http://kobaek-strand.dk. The meeting is co-organized with the DanSeed Symposium 2020 on Tuesday 10 March.
Three sessions on highly relevant topics within cereal science, breeding and production will cover new approaches to increasing and ensuring cereal yield and meeting the future demands for a certified and sustainable cereal production.
The meeting is open for everybody who takes an interest in cereals.
Johannes Ravn Jørgensen, Aarhus University
Moderator: Birthe Møller Jespersen, University of Copenhagen
Reducing the potential for acrylamide formation in cereals
Nigel Halford, Rothamsted Research, UK
Acrylamide content in Danish cereal-based foods - risk and prevention
Kit Granby, Technical University of Denmark
Coffee break
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) exemplified by Greenhouse Gas emissions from cultivation of oil seed rape
Henrik Thers, Aarhus University
Market trends related to sustainability in cereal production
Asbjørn Børsting, DAKOFO
Moderator: Henrik Brinch-Pedersen, Aarhus University
Mutation breeding in a time of New Breeding Techniques
Per Gregersen, Aarhus University
Precision breeding utilizing conventional breeding technologies
Toni Wendt, Carlsberg Research Laboratory
High lysine barley - new insights from an old mutant
Claus Krogh Madsen, Aarhus University
Short break
Genomic selection, status and perspectives
Torben Asp, Aarhus University
Plantcarp Aps - a university spin-out
Kim Hebelstrup, Aarhus University
Coffee break
Moderator: Johannes Ravn Jørgensen, Aarhus University
High-throughput methods for wheat pre-breeding
Aakash Chawade, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Present and coming digital solutions used and to be used in cultivation of cereal crops
Jens Bligaard, SEGES
Discussion
Johannes Ravn Jørgensen, Aarhus University
For details about the evening programme and DanSeed Symposium 2020, please visit DanSeed.dk.
