Agriculture Outlook is designed to bring investors and agriculture businesses together to find ways of bringing innovation into practice and building an agriculture sector that is efficient, sustainable, and ready to take advantage of the growth opportunity that sits on its doorstep.
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3 DAYS OF DEBATE & NETWORKING
“Excellent speakers – had my attention for the full 3 days without let up"
Peter Hannen, Chairman, MG Global Investment
KEY THEMES FOR 2010
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Food security and the 2008 price spike
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Water quality and scarcity
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Impact of future weather changes on production patterns
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Competing crops and impact of biofuels
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Solutions to soil degradation and disease
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Minimising farmland acquisition risks
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Combining farmland and farming to maximise returns
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Opportunities and risks of investing in different farmland regions
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The business case for GM crops and organic farming
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Innovation in farming to increase yields and reduce input costs
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Short-, mid- and long-term commodity price forecasts
SHOULD YOU SPONSOR OR EXHIBIT?
Agriculture Outlook Europe 2010 offers a succinct promotional and commercial development solution to companies that wish to position themselves at the forefront of the Agriculture Sector. This is a major opportunity to enhance branding, reputation and sales by engaging face-to-face with your target audience.
This is your chance to be seen as a market leader and present your message to executives driving the agriculture market. If your company falls into one of the categories below then the Agriculture Outlook Europe 2010 offers you a unique platform to stand out from the crowd.
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AGRICULTURE OUTLOOK SURVEY RESULTS
The Agriculture Outlook Survey has been commissioned to analysis the challenges and opportunities in the industry. The results have now been put together and are available to download.
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“A very enjoyable conference that provided some thought provoking points of view"
Scott Wellcome, General Manager, Bunge UK
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