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Methods in cell biology and cell culturing science

Non Chemical Weed Control

 

Summary

The goal of the proposed course is to give an overview of modern / non-chemical weed control in ecological (organic) farming system, to exchange information on the current state of knowledge and experience in weed control of ecological farming system, to improve the analytic skills of young weed scientists and to activate professional contacts between them.

The course will emphasize the interdisciplinary nature of modern weed science integrating with plant science, crop ecology, agroecology and weed control enginery. The programme of the course will include crop rotation; thermal and physical weed control, law of field crop productivity, field trips (with presentation of weed steaming machine), and preventive weed control.

Course will include one month distance learning phase, which will include individual studies of recommended literature, preparation of presentation, suggested by course leaders, five days period of intensive studies, group and individual presentations, work on case studies and evaluation of students work results. 

New !  Course pre-readings for distance learning part:

Pre-Reading 1;    Pre-Reading 2;    Pre-Reading 3;     Pre-Reading 4.

Distance learning - home task: Individual distance studies of the obligatory literature and presentation on one of the topics proposed by course organizers. Presentations should concentrate on the problems in the home country. Basic course literature for course participants (before meeting in Lithuania) - "Physical Control Methods in Plant Protection", Vincent C., Panneton, Flueurat-Lessrd F. (Eds.), 2001.

 

Number of credits in ECTS

4,5

Course period (meeting in person)

October 10-14, 2005,  Lithuanian University of Agriculture

Target groups

The course is intended for the post-graduate, MSc and partly PhD students and researchers

Entrance requirements

BSc or relevant degree

Deadline for student applications

September 9, 2005,

Distance learning starts

September 10, 2005

Course programme

Course description (updated Sep. 27), Course program

Number of participants (max)

20

Registration to:

Minvydas Liegus
Postal address: Studentu 11, Akademija, LT-53361, Kauno raj., Lithuania
Phone: +370 37 752398
Fax: +370 37 752271
Email: [email protected]

Course leader:

Dr. Vytautas Pilipavicius
Postal address: Studentu 11, Akademija, LT-53361, Kauno raj., Lithuania
Phone: +370 37 752266
Fax: +370 37 75 22 71
Email: [email protected] 

Preliminary teaching team:

Assoc.prof., dr. Vytautas Pilipavicius, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, LZUU
Assoc.prof., dr. Jesper Rasmussen, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, KVL, Denmark
Assoc.prof., dr. L.O.Brandsaeter, Norwegian University of Live Sciences, UMB
Assoc.prof., dr. M.Ausmane Latvia University of Agriculture, LLU
Assoc.prof., dr. J.Kopmanis Latvia University of Agriculture, LLU
Prof., habil.dr. Petras Lazauskas, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, LZUU
Assoc.prof., dr. Vaclovas Boguzas, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, LZUU
Assoc.prof., dr. Juozas Pekarskas, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, LZUU
 

 

Last updated: 2005.09.27

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