The big picture: using wildflower strips for pest control
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WGIN started in 2003 and has provided a research platform for the delivery of tools, resources and expertise for the identification of naturally occurring (useful) genetic variation in a broad range of new traits for hexaploid wheat. WGIN phase 5 commenced in July 2024 and involves researchers based at Rothamsted Research, John Innes Centre, NIAB in Cambridge and the MetOffice in Exeter.
This meeting is another hybrid meeting (like last year’s) and is still open for registration to anyone working with wheat:
Register for in-person attendance at John Innes Centre here.
Register for online attendance here.
Find full details of the agenda in the PDF below.