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Scientific Program
4th International Conference on Agriculture & Horticulture, will be organized around the theme “Enhancing Modern and Sustainable Agricultural Practices”
Agri-2015 is comprised of 13 tracks and 89 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Agri-2015.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
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- Track 1-1Root morphology and cropping systems
- Track 1-2Application of solar energy to optimize plant productivity
- Track 1-3Irrigation and efficient crop production
- Track 1-4Meteorology and crop production
- Track 1-5Soil quality and management
- Track 1-6Soil microbiology and effect on soil fertility
- Track 2-1Vegetable and fruit breeding and genetics
- Track 2-2Pests, diseases, and plant protection
- Track 2-3Post harvest management and processing
- Track 2-4Floriculture and ornamental horticulture
- Track 2-5Landscape planting and management
- Track 2-6Protected vs. open-field cultivations
- Track 2-7Tree physiology, breeding and genetics
- Track 2-8Forest ecology and biodiversity
- Track 2-9Bonsai cultivation and management
- Track 2-10Grassland range and natural resources management
- Track 3-1Agricultural extension to focus on small and marginal farmers
- Track 3-2ICT use in agricultural extension
- Track 3-3Women in agricultural extension
- Track 3-4Public-private partnerships in agricultural extension
- Track 3-5Future extension education initiatives
- Track 3-6Agriculture as a profitable venture
- Track 4-1Stress physiology and mechanisms of abiotic stress tolerance
- Track 4-2Cereal grain chemistry
- Track 4-3Signal transduction and photobiology
- Track 4-4Biochemistry and physiology of plant growth regulators
- Track 4-5Plant metabolism and regulation
- Track 4-6Ecophysiology of crop plants
- Track 5-1Cereal Grains: Rice, wheat, sorghum, barley, maize, millets, oats
- Track 5-2Pulses: Grams, lentils, peas, beans
- Track 5-3Oilseeds: Groundnut, mustard, rapeseed, linseed, castor, sesame, sunflower, safflower, soybean, canola, niger
- Track 5-4Cash crops: Sugarcane, tea, coffee, rubber, banana, oil palm, cotton, jute, coconut, tobacco and condiments
- Track 6-1Chemical pesticides and fertilizers
- Track 6-2Biofertilizers and biopesticides: Biology, production, and mechanism of action
- Track 6-3Plant-microbe interactions and their role in plant defense
- Track 6-4Weed biology and ecology
- Track 6-5Weed control practices and methods
- Track 6-6Integrated pest management practices
- Track 6-7Pesticide and herbicide resistance: Current risks and management
- Track 7-1Advances in medicinal compounds of herbs
- Track 7-2Molecular research in secondary metabolites
- Track 7-3Plant derived pharmaceuticals by molecular farming
- Track 7-4Flavonoids, Antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti inflammatory and anticancer activity of medicinal plants
- Track 7-5Physiology and ecological research on herbs
- Track 8-1Protoplast culture and somatic embryogenesis
- Track 8-2In vitro techniques and transgene technology
- Track 8-3Development and application of molecular markers in plants
- Track 8-4Molecular phylogenetics and plant evolution
- Track 8-5´Omics´ tools and technologies for plant improvement
- Track 8-6Current research in model plants: Rice, Arabidopsis
- Track 8-7Bioprocessing and metabolic engineering of medicinal plants
- Track 8-8Molecular pharming in plants
- Track 9-1Tractor-operated machinery
- Track 9-2Power tiller-operated machinery
- Track 9-3Manually-operated machinery
- Track 9-4Ergonomics of agricultural tools and equipment
- Track 9-5Post harvest technology
- Track 9-6Farm machinery engineering and manufacturing
- Track 9-7Soil and water engineering
- Track 9-8Robotics and automated systems for precision farming
- Track 9-9Advanced techniques in plant harvesting
- Track 10-1Agriculture risk with input prices and quality
- Track 10-2New technologies for weather and climate information and how to comply with farmers
- Track 10-3Agricultural credit to mitigate production risks
- Track 10-4 ICT and decision support systems for on-farm applications to cope effectively with climate risks
- Track 10-5Crop insurance strategies and schemes for coping with risk
- Track 10-6Contingency planning to cope up with risks like floods, droughts etc.
- Track 11-1Genetic resources and food security
- Track 11-2Agricultural land and water use management
- Track 11-3Conservation of agroresources through biotechnology
- Track 11-4Sustainable farming practices
- Track 11-5Organic vs. conventional farming
- Track 11-6Role of markets and agribusiness in sustainable agriculture
- Track 11-7Impact of GM crops and seed technology
- Track 11-8Biofuels and bioenergy production
- Track 12-1Agribusiness strategies and policies
- Track 12-2Agricultural commodity marketing and analysis of competition
- Track 12-3Farm business management
- Track 12-4Rural and community development
- Track 12-5Global information systems and impact on agribusiness
- Track 12-6Risk assessment and management
- Track 12-7Inventory and labour management
- Track 12-8Role of agriculture in world economy
- Track 12-9Agriculture trade and impact on GDP
- Track 13-1Climate change impacts on crops
- Track 13-2Climatic variability and response of crops
- Track 13-3Climate change and soil biogeochemistry
- Track 13-4Soil nutrient cycling / dynamics under climate change
- Track 13-5Climate Change and adaptation / Mitigation strategies etc.