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Join us in our Centenary year – celebrating 100 years since NIAB was founded as “an all-purpose scientific institution for agricultural botany, concerned with the education of persons looking to improve agricultural crops across the United Kingdom.” NIAB has grown in size and remit since 1919, and continues to grow, taking its place as the UK’s fastest growing independent crop science organisation. The 2019 NIAB Cambridge Open Day offers expert independent advice and research on variety choice, plant breeding, crop agronomy, plant protection, soils and cultivations with a mix of seminars, science exhibits and crop plot demonstrations. Plus take a look back at 100 years of plant breeding, varieties and crop science. Booking is essential. For more information, including event programme and registration, visit www.niab.com OPEN DAY 2019 CAMBRIDGE Tuesday 25th June Science and agronomy seminars 10am-12pm Field demonstrations open at 12pm Final tours at 4pm FREE and open to ALL. Register online at niab.com/shop At our Cambridge Park Farm field and glasshouse demo site with easy access from A14, Junction 32. YEARS OF PLANT SCIENCE 1919-2019
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Join us in our Centenary year – celebrating 100 yearssince NIAB was founded as “an all-purpose scientificinstitution for agricultural botany, concerned with theeducation of persons looking to improve agriculturalcrops across the United Kingdom.”

NIAB has grown in size and remit since 1919, andcontinues to grow, taking its place as the UK’s fastestgrowing independent crop science organisation.The 2019 NIAB Cambridge Open Day offers expertindependent advice and research on variety choice, plantbreeding, crop agronomy, plant protection, soils andcultivations with a mix of seminars, science exhibits andcrop plot demonstrations. Plus take a look back at100 years of plant breeding, varieties and crop science.

Booking is essential. For moreinformation, including eventprogramme and registration, visit

www.niab.com

OPEN DAY 2019CAMBRIDGETuesday 25th JuneScience and agronomy seminars 10am-12pmField demonstrations open at 12pmFinal tours at 4pm

FREEand open to ALL.Register online atniab.com/shop

At ourCambridge ParkFarm field andglasshouse demosite with easyaccess from A14,Junction 32.

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Event timetable

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To access NIAB Park Farm switch off SAT NAV’s onexiting the A14 at Junction 32-Histon (B1049).Follow the NIAB TAG signs, taking the second leftinto Chequers Road, left into Station Road, overthe Guided Busway and third right into Villa Road.The site postcode will take you to 1 Villa Road,Histon. Please carry on along Villa Road, past thenew housing estate, until the road end and the ParkFarm entrance gates. There is NO ACCESS fromNIAB Huntingdon Road or NIAB Whitehouse Lane.

SOPHI TAYLOR BUILDING10am-12pm SCIENCE and AGRONOMY SEMINARS

(Registration from 9.30am)

A morning of short technical seminars covering the latest innovation incrop genetics and breeding research, agronomy and soil managementfrom NIAB senior scientists and specialists.

From 12pm DEMONSTRATION FIELD OPENS

REGISTRATION AND LUNCH

DEMONSTRATION PLOTS

30-45 minute tours:• Winter wheat, winter barley and winter oat varieties• Winter oilseed rape varieties plus info on spring oilseeds and pulses• Wheat pre-breeding research, yellow rust and septoria disease

resistance, and wheat fungicide programmes• Soil management, rotations, cultivations and fertility building• NIAB Innovation Farm – over 100 plots demonstrating the use of

crops to combat climate change, utilise resources sustainably andimprove food security and health and nutrition

Plus information on agronomy research and advice on grassweeds,disease control, yield management and farming systems includingcover crops including crop choice, agronomy and management.

MARQUEE EXHIBITS

• NIAB and NIAB EMR crop genetics and pre-breeding applied andtranslational research programmes

• Impartial crop production information, advice and support withNIAB TAG Membership

• Interactive and online agronomy tools, data services and precisionfarming techniques with NIAB Digital

• Improving crop production skills and knowledge with ARTIS training• NIAB LabTest analytical services• Plant disease research and new diagnostic techniques, including the

latest developments on yellow rust in wheat.

4pm • FINAL TOUR

For more information on theevent programme or to registera place go to www.niab.com

NIAB, Park Farm, Villa Road,Histon, Cambridge CB24 9NZ

BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Limited places for the ScienceSeminars available on a first come, first served basis.Unlimited places for field demo afternoon.

Online at

www.niab.com/shop

Scan the eventQR code with

your smartphoneor tablet

email: [email protected]: 01223 342495or fax: 01223 277602

Book your place with our pre-event registration options:

Points applied for@niabtag


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