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Abstract Submission Deadline: May 16, 2026 - Don’t Miss Out – Early Bird Registration Deadline: May 18, 2026 - Submit your Abstract and Secure your Spot Today!
This session focuses on advancements in horticultural and floricultural production along with post-harvest management technologies. It covers cultivation practices, quality improvement, and value addition of fruits, vegetables, and ornamental crops. Topics include storage, packaging, processing, and supply chain management. Emphasis is placed on reducing post-harvest losses and enhancing market value. The session highlights innovative approaches for sustainable and profitable horticulture.
This session examines how effective policy and economic models empower farmers and promote rural development. Topics include market reforms, agri-finance, subsidies, and inclusive growth. Experts will discuss strategies that strengthen local economies, encourage entrepreneurship, and ensure equitable participation in global agricultural markets.
Horticulture offers immense potential for income and nutrition diversification. This session focuses on innovative cultivation techniques, emerging crops, and climate-resilient varieties. Experts will share research on market-driven production, post-harvest innovations, and sustainable practices advancing the global horticultural sector toward efficiency and profitability.
This session focuses on innovative and sustainable farming practices that help agriculture and horticulture adapt to climate change. It will highlight climate-smart crop management, efficient water and soil conservation methods, eco-friendly pest control, and modern technologies that support sustainable and productive farming systems.
This session focuses on methods and technologies used to evaluate and monitor soil health and quality. It covers physical, chemical, and biological indicators of soil condition. Topics include soil testing, data-driven monitoring, and precision soil management. Emphasis is placed on sustainable land use and improving soil productivity. The session highlights tools and strategies for long-term soil conservation and management.
This session explores the role of plant diseases and beneficial microorganisms in sustainable agriculture. It covers disease diagnosis, microbial interactions, and eco-friendly disease management strategies. Topics include biological control, soil microbiomes, and integrated plant health approaches. Emphasis is placed on reducing chemical inputs and enhancing crop resilience. The session highlights innovations in plant protection and sustainable farming systems.
This session focuses on the role of plants in addressing climate change and sustainable energy production. It covers carbon sequestration, bioenergy crops, and biomass utilization. Topics include biofuels, renewable energy systems, and climate-resilient plant strategies. Emphasis is placed on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable energy alternatives. The session highlights innovative plant-based approaches for climate mitigation and energy security.
This session explores recent developments in plant biology, physiology, and molecular mechanisms. It covers plant growth processes, gene expression, and cellular functions. Topics include molecular signaling, stress responses, and functional genomics. Emphasis is placed on improving crop performance and resilience through scientific insights. The session highlights cutting-edge research shaping the future of plant science.
This session explores the importance of medicinal plants and recent innovations in plant science. It covers bioactive compounds, plant-based therapeutics, and advanced research techniques. Topics include biotechnology, phytochemistry, and sustainable cultivation of medicinal plants. Emphasis is placed on enhancing the value of plant resources for health and industry. The session highlights emerging trends driving innovation in plant science.
Agricultural mycology and fungal biodiversity refers to the study of fungi in agricultural systems, focusing on their diversity, functions, and interactions with crops, soil, and the environment.
This session focuses on the latest innovations and technological developments in agricultural engineering that enhance productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in modern farming. It covers smart machinery, automation, precision farming tools, irrigation systems, and post-harvest technologies. Emphasis is placed on engineering solutions that address climate challenges, resource optimization, and the growing demand for sustainable food production.
This session explores innovations in dairy, poultry, livestock, and aquaculture production for sustainable food systems. Experts will discuss nutrition management, disease control, genetic improvement, and circular resource use. Emphasis will be on integrated farming models that boost productivity, ensure animal welfare, and minimize environmental impact through efficient, eco-friendly approaches.
Automation and robotics are reshaping the future of food production. This session presents advancements in autonomous machinery, robotic harvesting, and AI-driven management systems. Experts will share case studies demonstrating how technology enhances productivity, reduces labor challenges, and improves precision in diverse farming environments.
This session explores the integration of artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and smart systems in modern agriculture. It covers precision farming, data-driven decision-making, nanosensors, and smart inputs for crop management. Topics include automation, IoT-based monitoring, and advanced analytics for improving productivity. Emphasis is placed on enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and resource optimization. The session highlights cutting-edge innovations transforming the future of agriculture.
Sustainable agribusiness relies on efficient value chains and market access. This session examines digital platforms, logistics solutions, and cooperative models driving profitability. Experts will discuss strategies for scaling innovations, reducing losses, and connecting farmers to global markets through transparent and inclusive systems.
Precision farming integrates AI, IoT, drones, and satellite data to optimize input use and boost productivity. This session highlights digital solutions that improve efficiency, reduce resource waste, and enhance profitability. Experts will discuss real-time monitoring, automation, and data-driven decision tools transforming agriculture into a smarter, more sustainable global enterprise.
Harnessing renewable energy and waste recycling can transform agriculture’s sustainability. This session explores bioenergy, solar-powered irrigation, and circular economy models that minimize waste and emissions. Experts will highlight innovations that reduce energy costs, improve efficiency, and promote resource recovery in modern agri-food systems.
This session highlights advanced approaches in plant breeding and genomic research for crop improvement. It covers molecular breeding, gene editing, and high-throughput sequencing technologies. Topics include marker-assisted selection, genomic selection, and trait enhancement. Emphasis is placed on developing high-yielding, climate-resilient, and disease-resistant crops. The session showcases innovations driving the future of sustainable agriculture.
This session explores eco-friendly pest control strategies combining biological agents, resistant varieties, and minimal chemical use. Experts will present innovative techniques that balance productivity and environmental protection, supporting long-term sustainability. Learn how integrated pest management (IPM) enhances crop health, reduces costs, and safeguards biodiversity.
This session explores the interactions between plants and forest ecosystems in relation to environmental sustainability. It focuses on biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and the impact of climate change on forest dynamics. Topics include plant adaptation, conservation strategies, and ecological restoration. Emphasis is placed on maintaining healthy forest environments and ecosystem services. The session highlights innovative approaches for sustainable forest and plant management.
Organic and ecological farming promote soil vitality and biodiversity while reducing synthetic input reliance. This session covers organic certification, composting, pest control, and eco-friendly nutrient management. Experts will share success stories and emerging trends driving consumer trust and environmental sustainability through responsible agricultural practices.
This session examines innovations in hydroponics, aeroponics, and greenhouse systems that optimize growing conditions for higher yields. Participants will explore automation, LED lighting, and climate control technologies that enable year-round cultivation, efficient resource use, and reduced land dependency, supporting urban food production and sustainability.
Healthy soils and efficient water use are the foundation of sustainable farming. This session focuses on soil fertility, precision irrigation, conservation tillage, and salinity control. Experts will discuss sustainable practices that preserve resources, improve productivity, and strengthen resilience to climate variability while maintaining environmental balance.
This session focuses on climate-resilient farming systems that restore soil health and minimize emissions. Topics include regenerative practices, carbon sequestration, and adaptive management. Participants will explore techniques that combine traditional knowledge with modern science to improve resilience, preserve biodiversity, and ensure sustainable food production in changing environmental conditions.
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