Programme

 

Session l

2/07/09

 

 

8.00 - 9.00 AM

Registration

 

9.00 - 11.00 AM

Inauguration

 

11.00 - 11.15 AM

Tea Break

Session ll

 

 

11.15AM - 12.00 Noon

Key note Address

 

 

Crop improvement in cereals-Food security strategies to face weather changes. 

 

12.00 - 12.40 PM

Key note Address

 

 

Biotechnological options for nutritional improvement in cereals

 

12.40 -  1.15 PM

Presentation of Research Papers

1.15 -  2.00PM

Lunch Break

2.00 - 3.15PM

Presentation of Research Papers continued

Session lll

 

 

3.15 -  4.00 PM

Key note Address

 

 

Biocontrol options for crop protection in cereals

 

4.00- 4.15PM

Tea Break

4.15- 5.45 PM

Presentation of Research papers in Plant protection of cereals

 

6.00- 7.00PM

Panel discussion

7.30 PM

Dinner

 

 

 

3/07/09

Session lV

 

 

9.00 AM

Key note address

 

9.45 AM

Need for Second Green Revolution to increase spices production

 

9.45- 10.45 AM

Presentation of Research papers

 

 

Tissue culture, Plant protection, Crop production,  Improvement and value addition strategies.

 

10.45- 11.00 AM

Tea Break

11.00- 11.45AM

Key note address

 

 

Organic farming

 

11.45- 12.45 PM

Presentation of Research papers

 

12.45- 1.45 PM

Lunch

 

Session V

 

 

1.45- 2.45 PM

Key note address

 

 

Second Green Revolution in pulses, oil seeds and oil yielding crops

 

2.45- 3.45 PM

Presentation of research papers

 

 

Production, Improvement, plant protection, Biotechnology and Value Addition

Session Vl

 

3.45- 4.00 PM

Tea break

4.00- 4.45 PM

Key note address

 

Strategic solutions to improve Cashew production, processing and value addition

 

4.45-6.00PM

Presentation of research papers

 

6.30- 8 PM

Entertainment

 

8.00 PM

Dinner

 

4/07/09

Session Vll

 

 

9.00 AM

Key note address

 

9.45AM

Priorities & programmes for improving the production, productivity and value addition of fruits & vegetables (including tuber crops)

 

 

9.45- 1.00 PM

Presentation of research papers – Biotechnological approaches for improving shelf-life and resistance to crop pests

 

 

 

Crop production, Crop improvement, Crop protection, Tissue culture, Value addition, Post harvest processing and storage.

 

1.00-2.00 PM

Lunch

 

Session Vlll

 

 

2.00- 3.30 PM

Key note address

 

 

Social and Ethical issues related to Second Green Revolution and Biotechnology

3.30- 4.30 PM

Open forum

4.30- 5.30 PM

Validictory function