Over a hundred participants, two days of debate, presentations, discussion and exchange of knowledge about microelements – that was what happened at the international symposium organised by the Department of Plant Nutrition of Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences.
On Friday, 15th January a scientific conference was held in Białystok. During the conference experts and manufacturers discussed about increasing efficiency of using fertilizers in rape cultivation. Among others, subjects as fertilizing rape and an integrated protection of agro-technical activities in rape cultivation were discussed.
On Thursday 15th October there will be the fifth jubilee “Science – Business – Agriculture” Conference held. The Conference is organized by the PUŁAWY Competence Center. It is a cyclical form of a dialogue where key representatives of science, business, industry and agriculture entrepreneurs meet. The honorary patronage over the event was taken by: the Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development of European Parliament, Fertilizers Europe, bringing together European fertilizers producers, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The media patronage were taken by: the Polish Television, Polish Radio and Kurier Lubelski. The Conference, as previously, will be held in Puławy Science – Technology Park at Mościckiego 1 Street.
To what extent success of the Polish agriculture is the success of science? Is agriculture nowadays already a business which requires broad competences in management and in what direction should research be taken so that the Polish agri-food sector could compete on the national and international market more effectively? Those questions were answered by representatives of the PUŁAWY Competence Center during an authorial open debate during the IIIrd Congress of Agricultural Sciences in Warsaw.
On 15th – 16th June 2015 at the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – State Research Institute in Puławy there was scientific conference held – “Phosphorus – current challenges for agriculture and the environment”.