EUVRIN, the new network of research institutes working on vegetables

A communication by?AREFLH informs about EUVRIN, the new network of research institutes working on vegetables: ? On 1st February 2016, 50 European?vegetable research centres gathered in Brussels to create EUVRIN, you can read the minutes of the meeting here and the press release here. Also, you can find all the network members on the website: www.euvrin.eu/MemberInstitutes; The aims of this ?network initiated by AREFLH and?FRESHFEL EUROPE are to:- Have a better knowledge of the works of each participating institution- Present the research priorities that are specific to the vegetable production- Apply more efficiently to the European calls for proposals You can take part to this great project and get involved in one of the following Working Group (WG). You just need to reply to this mail and indicate to which working group(s) you wish to participate.- Fertilisation and irrigation: Temporary animator:?Rodney Thompson,?Universidad de Almeria, Spain.?See the presentation of the WG- IPM for vegetable production :?Temporary animator:?Richard Meadow, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Head of Plant Protection Section, Dept. of Plant Sciences, Norway.?See the resentation?of the WG- Genetic resources and breeding?: Temporary animator :?Teodoro Cardi, CREA (Council for Agricultural Research and Economics Research Centre for Vegetable Crops), Italy. See the presentation?of the WG- Greenhouse crops : Temporary animator:?Eric Brajeul,?CTIFL, France.?See the presentation?of the WG- Systems approach in vegetable chain (Quality) : Temporary animator:?Silvana Nicola, VEGMAP - Vegetables & Medicinal and Aromatic Plants?DISAFA?(Univ. Torino), Co-Chair of International Affairs, Italy. See the presentation?of the WG ? There is no charge to register to Euvrin. Your participation would involve ...