The Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Engineering, Razi University, Iran in collaboration with the Al-Qasim Green University, Iraq, invites you and your colleagues and faculty members to submit your original research papers to be eligible to participate in 2nd International Seed Science and Technology Conference 2024. We welcome papers for the selection of Oral, Poster and Virtual Presentations.
✅ Conference Topics:
🔸Seed biology (Physiology, Ecology, Biochemistry, Genetics, ...) 🔸Seed health 🔸Seed technology 🔸Seed production and processing 🔸Seed control, certification, and registration 🔸Seed industry and economics (Entrepreneurship, Protection, Royalty, Marketing, Value chain, Industrial cluster, and Commercialization)
The Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Engineering, Razi University, Iran in collaboration with the Al-Qasim Green University, Iraq, invites you and your colleagues and faculty members to submit your original research papers to be eligible to participate in 2nd International Seed Science and Technology Conference 2024. We welcome papers for the selection of Oral, Poster and Virtual Presentations.
✅ Conference Topics:
🔸Seed biology (Physiology, Ecology, Biochemistry, Genetics, ...) 🔸Seed health 🔸Seed technology 🔸Seed production and processing 🔸Seed control, certification, and registration 🔸Seed industry and economics (Entrepreneurship, Protection, Royalty, Marketing, Value chain, Industrial cluster, and Commercialization)
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