Call for papers/Topics

The conference topics of interest include the following:

• Agroecology: Applying ecological principles to agricultural production systems.
• Organic Farming: Utilizing natural methods and avoiding synthetic inputs.
• Conservation Agriculture: Practices that conserve soil, water, and biodiversity.
• Precision Agriculture: Using technology to optimize resource use and reduce environmental impact.
• Sustainable Livestock Production: Raising livestock in ways that minimize environmental damage.
• Agroforestry: Integrating trees and shrubs into farming systems.
• Climate-Smart Agriculture: Practices that help agriculture adapt to and mitigate climate change.
• Circular Economy in Agriculture: Reducing waste and maximizing resource efficiency.
• Soil Health: Improving soil quality to enhance productivity and environmental resilience.
• Water Management: Efficient use of water resources in agriculture.

• Integrated Pest Management (IPM): A comprehensive approach to pest control that combines various methods.
• Biological Control: Using natural enemies to control pests.
• Biopesticides: Naturally derived pesticides with minimal environmental impact.
• Resistant Varieties: Developing crop varieties that are resistant to pests and diseases.
• Cultural Control: Using agricultural practices to prevent or reduce pest infestations.
• Pesticide Resistance Management: Strategies to prevent the development of pesticide resistance.
• Precision Pest Management: Using technology to target pest control efforts.
• Plant Health Diagnostics: Early detection and diagnosis of plant diseases.
• Pollinator Health: Protecting pollinators to ensure crop pollination.
• Seed Health: Ensuring the quality and health of seeds.

• Sustainable Pest Management: Balancing pest control with environmental and human health.
• Biodiversity Conservation in Agriculture: Promoting biodiversity to support ecosystem services and pest control.
• Climate-Resilient Plant Protection: Developing strategies to protect crops from climate change impacts.
• Sustainable Use of Pesticides: Minimizing the use of pesticides and promoting safer alternatives.
• Regenerative Agriculture: Practices that improve soil health and ecosystem function, leading to increased resilience and reduced pest and disease pressure.