The Bean Improvement Cooperative and the North American Pulse Improvement Association will hold their International Biennial Meeting Nov. 3–6 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
The International BIC and NAPIA Biennial Meeting allows members and colleagues from different disciplines worldwide to interact and exchange information on bean and pulse improvement. The meeting also aims to offer graduate student research opportunities and help create solutions through innovative and collaborative science, while fostering global connections.
Registration is now open until Oct. 31 and the agenda for the meeting is available on the International BIC and NAPIA Biennial Meeting website https://agronomy.unl.edu/bic-napia/. Check back for updates.
Hotel accommodations are now available for booking until Oct. 31. Check the International BIC and NAPIA Biennial Meeting website for information.
Submit presentation abstracts through Aug. 31. Award notifications will be made at the meeting. Graduate students are eligible to apply for travel awards of up to $2,000. Applications are due Aug. 10.
On Nov. 6, join leading experts in pulse crop research for a dynamic half-day workshop exploring the latest advances in root rot research and practical solutions for managing this complex disease. Hosted by the Pulse Crop Working Group, this hybrid event plans to bring together breeders, pathologists, agronomists, extension professionals and industry stakeholders from across the United States, Canada and beyond. The workshop will take place from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The registration fee is $20 per person and includes lunch and beverages. Three travel awards are available to support graduate students and early-career professionals attending the BIC and NAPIA meeting and the root rot workshop.
Visit the BIC and NAPIA Biennial Meeting website https://agronomy.unl.edu/bic-napia/ for updates.
