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•Welcome
by Bernard
Hubert (Agropolis International President, France) 
• Welcome by Anne-Yvonne Le Dain (Vice-President, Languedoc-Roussillon
Region)
• Introduction
to Agro2010 by Jacques Wery (ESA President)
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S.1.1:
Will agriculture be able to adapt to climate change and at
which scale can we act? |
Introduction to session S1.1 by Bernard HubertAgropolis International
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Keynote speaker: Frank Ewert (Bonn Univ., Germany)
Climate
change impacts on agriculture and options for adaptation:
Challenges for multiscale modelling and assessment
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| Round
table
• François Houllier (Dep. Director General INRA,
France)
• Marcello Donatelli (DG JRC MARS Unit - ISPRA and CRA - Bologna,
Italy)
• Zvi Hochman (CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences/ Climate Adaptation
Flagship /APSRU, Australia)
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| S.1.2:
Ecological intensification of Cropping Systems: theoretical
concept or operational solution?
Chair:
Michel Griffon (ANR, France) |
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Keynote
speakers: Elias Ferreres (Cordoba
Univ., Spain)
Ecological
intensification of agricultural production
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Introduced and concluded by a short presentation on Farmers
and students point of view (by Aurelie Perrin, Constance Demestihas
and Montpellier SupAgro students)
"What does ecological intensification mean to master students"
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| Round
table
• Lucie Polge de Combret (Advini, France)
• Antoine Talhouk (AgroSud, France)
• Anne-Lucie Wack (Agropolis Fondation, France)
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| S1.3:
Conservation agriculture: Did we fail in Africa and which
research priorities for the future ?
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Introduction to session S1.3 by
Ken E. Giller (Wageningen University, The Netherlands)
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Keynote speaker: Marc Corbeels et al. (CIRAD, France)
Tailoring
conservation agriculture to local contexts and conditions
of smallholder farmers in Africa
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| Round
table
• Michael Jenrich (FAO Emergency Rehabilitation Programme,
Zimbabwe)
• Justice Nyamangara (ICRISAT, Zimbabwe)
• Gerd Dercon (AIEA, Vienna, Austria)
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S1.4:
Will we have enough to feed the world?
Chair:
Jacques Wery (Montpellier SupAgro, France) |
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Keynote speaker: Martin K. van Ittersum (Wageningen University,
The Netherlands)
Will
the world have enough to eat ?
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| Round
table
• Patrick Caron (DRS CIRAD, Montpellier, France)
• Constance Bourgeois (BASF, France)
• Graeme Hammer (Univ. Queensland, Australia)
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S1.5:
Farming system design: which role for research extension and
agro-industry
Chair:
Jacques Wery (Montpellier SupAgro, France) |
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Keynote
speaker: Bernard Raynaud (IN VIVO, France)
Productive
and Ecological Agriculture Strategy, organization and needs
of the InVivo network
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| Round
table
• Oliver Oliveros (Agropolis Fondation)
• Peter De Voil (QLD primary Industries, Toowoomba,
Australia)
• Harold Roy-Macauley (Director of Programs, West and
Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development
,WECARD/CORAF, Sénégal)
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S1.6:
Is Agronomy back in professionals and academic curricula? |
| Introduction to session S1.6 by Bernard Hubert (Agropolis International, France)
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Keynote
speaker: John Porter (ESA, Denmark)
Agronomy
as the science of primary food production
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Round
table
• Sébastien Crépieux (UE-DG research, Unit 4, Belgium)
• Thomas Nesme (ENITA Bordeaux, France)
• Kenneth G Cassman (Univ. Nebraska, USA)
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