CLI- MATE CHANGE

VALENCIAJune 13 and 14, 2018

Ateneo de Valencia

International Encounter PHYTOMA-ESPAÑA

PLANT HEALTHCHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE:EUROPEAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND

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The Encounter will host the travelling exhibition at the Ateneo de ValenciaAnthropocene: The era of global changeValencia, June 13 and 14, 2018Parallel to celebration of the International Encounter, at the Ateneo de Valencia PHYTOMA is also hosting Anthropocene: The era of global change, an exhibition promoted by the International Laboratory on Global Change (LINCGlobal) in collaboration with the National Museum of Natural Sciences of Madrid and Greenpeace.An itinerant exhibition stopping off at Valencia after travelling throughout Spain and Latin America.

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13:45-14:00 h *Biodiversity and biological control against the effects of global warming in intensive agriculture in areas of the Mediterranean coast.

Ms Mónica González Fernández. Researcher at CAJAMAR Experimental Station, Almería14:00-14:20 h Preparing biocontrol for Climate Change: selection of better adapted strains. Dr. Pablo Bielza. Professor of Agricultural Entomology at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena. Chair of the Spanish Society

of Applied Entomology. Murcia.Afternoon16:15-16:35 h Does Climate Change affect crop protection? A view from the technical standpoint. Dr. Emilio Gil Moya. Department of Agri-Food Engineering and Biotechnology. Higher School of Agriculture of Barcelona. Polyte-

chnic University of Catalonia16:35-17:05 h ROUND TABLE on CLIMATE CHANGE AND PESTS, VECTORS AND THEIR CONTROL Chair: Dr. Alberto Fereres Members: Dr. James Bell, Prof. Enrique Quesada Moraga, Dr. Alberto Urbaneja, Dr. Pablo Bielza and Dr. Alberto Fereres

SESSION III17:05-17:30 h Effect of Climate Change on the geographical distribution of weeds. Dr. José Luis González-Andújar. International Laboratory on Global Change. Sustainable Agriculture Institute (IAS-CSIC). Cordoba17:30-17:50 h *The importance of innovation in a changing agriculture. Dr. Francisco Quiroga. Dr. Agronomist engineer. Marketing Director of Syngenta Iberia17:50-18:15 h Biological invasions and agricultural systems. Ms Montserrat Vilà Planella. Research Professor at CSIC. Doñana Biological Station (EBD-CSIC). Seville18:15-18:45 h Climate Change, CO2 and Weed Biology: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Dr. Lewis H. Ziska Adaptive Cropping Systems Lab USDA-ARS. Beltsville, USA18:45-19:00 h ROUND TABLE on CLIMATE CHANGE AND WEEDS Chair: Dr. José Luis González-Andújar Members: Ms Montserrat Vilà Planella, Dr. Lewis H. Ziska, Dr. Emilio Gil Moya and Dr. José Luis González-Andújar19:00 h Closing. Act chaired by Mr. Rogelio Llanes, General Director of Agriculture, Farming and Fishing of the Regional Minister of

Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change and Rural Development.21:30 h Encounter closing dinner and awards ceremony “Phytoma 30th anniversary” at Marina Beach Club, SKY space

(Marina Real Juan Carlos I s/n, Valencia).

*Technical - Commercial Presentations

WEDNESDAY, 13TH JUNE PART I

LEGAL FRAMEWORK THAT WILL GOVERN PLANT HEALTH IN THE FUTURE 08:30-09:30 h Documentation handover at the Encounter Technical Secretary’s office Encounter moderator: Mr Gustavo Bueso, PHYTOMA-España 09:30-09:50 h Inauguration. Act chaired by Mr Francisco Rodríguez Mulero, Autonomic Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Develop-

ment of the Regional Minister of Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change and Rural Development. In the company of Dr José Luis González-Andújar, one of the Scientifics Directors of the International Laboratory on Global Change, LINCGlobal, and Mr Gonzalo Iranzo, General Director of PHYTOMA-Spain.

SUSTAINABLE USE OF PHYTOSANITARY PRODUCTS 09:50-10:10 h Results, Balance and Analysis after 5 years’ implementation of Royal Decree 1311/2012 and the National

Action Plan. Mr Ángel Martín Gil. Sub-Directorate General for Plant and Forest Health and Hygiene. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food

and Environment, MAPAMA, Madrid 10:10-10:30 h Results, Balance and Analysis after 5 years’ implementation of Royal Decree 1311/2012 and the National

Action Plan. Implementation in the Autonomous Communities. Results in the Valencia Community. Mr Vicente Dalmau. Head of Vegetable Health Service of the Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change and

Rural Development. Silla, Valencia 10:30-10:50 h Valencian Community ATRIAs network and sustainable use of phytosanitary products. Ms Ana Mª Cano Arribas. Coordinator of ATRIAs, technician from the Agro-food Cooperatives Federation of the Valencian Community 10:50-11:10 h Results, Balance and Analysis after 5 years’ implementation of Royal Decree 1702/2011. Ms Victoria Montemayor. Sub-Directorate General of Agricultural Production Means and O.E.V.V. Agricultural Mechanics Station.

DG of Agricultural Production and Markets. MAPAMA 11:10-11:40 h Coffee break courtesy of Belchim 11:40-12:00 h Effects of environmental legislation on the agricultural machinery market. Mr Ignacio Ruiz Abad. Secretary General of the National Association of Agricultural, Forestry and Green Spaces Machinery,

ANSEMAT 12:00-12:20 h ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION on SUSTAINABLE USE OF PHYTOSANITARY PRODUCTS Chair: Mr Ángel Martín Gil Members: Mr Ángel Martín Gil, Mr Vicente Dalmau, Ms Ana Mª Cano Arribas, Ms Victoria Montemayor and Mr Ignacio Ruiz Abad

MARKETING OF DEFENCE AND PRODUCTION MEANS 12:20-12:40 h Implementation of Regulation 1107/2009 in Spain. Mr Carlos Romero. Sub-Directorate General for Plant and Forest Health and Hygiene. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food

and Environment, MAPAMA, Madrid

12:40-13:00 h Regulation 1107 in Spain and the South. Overview of the Phytosanitary Industry. Mr Carlos Palomar. Dir. General of AEPLA, Business Association for Plant Protections, Madrid 13:00-13:20 h *Seipasa business case: experience and challenges in registering biopesticides globally. Mr Juan Manuel López. Marketing Director of Seipasa 13:20-13:40 h Biostimulants in the new EU legislative framework. Ms Mª Luisa Ballesteros. Technical Advisor. General Sub-directorate of Agricultural Production Means and Spanish Office of

Plant Varieties of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment. Madrid 13:40-14:00 h Biostimulants: an option for the future in Fertilization. Mr Victorino Martínez Puras. Ex Director General of AEFA (Spanish Association of Agronutrient Manufacturers) and current Coun-

try Manager of Isagro SpainAfternoon16:00-16:20 h ROUND TABLE on MARKETING OF DEFENCE AND PRODUCTION MEANS Chair: Mr Vicente Dalmau Members: Mr Carlos Romero, Mr Carlos Palomar, Ms Mª Luisa Ballesteros and Mr Victorino Martínez Puras

EMERGING PESTS16:20-16:40 h Provisions for the prevention and control of plant pests in Regulation 2016/2031 of the European Parliament

and Council. Mr José María Cobos Suárez. Sub-Directorate General for Plant and Forest Health and Hygiene. Ministry of Agriculture and

Fisheries, Food and Environment, MAPAMA, Madrid16:40-17:10 h Assessment of socio-economic and environmental impacts to establish a list of priority pests. Mr Emilio Rodríguez Cerezo. Deputy Head of Unit. European Commission. DG Joint Research Centre (JRC). Directorate D – Sus-

tainable Resources. Unit SR D.4 - Economics of Agriculture. Seville17:10-17:30 h Emerging and re-emerging diseases. Impact on plant protection, scientific research and training Dr. Emilio Montesinos Seguí. Professor of Plant Pathology. Institute of Agrifood Technology, University of Girona17:30-17:40 h *Olive Growing Health, a book recently published by Phytoma on preventing the effects of climate change

and globalization. Dr. José del Moral de la Vega. Emeritus Researcher of CICYTEX, Agricultural Research Centre, Junta de Extremadura, Badajoz

Publisher of the book: M.V. PHYTOMA-Spain SL17:40-18:00 h ROUND TABLE on EMERGING PESTS Chair: Dr. Alberto Urbaneja Members: Mr José María Cobos Suárez, Mr Emilio Rodríguez Cerezo and Mr Emilio Montesinos Seguí

PART II PLANT HEALTH CHALLENGES IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES 18:00-18:30 h Global change: the importance of interactions between factors and processes. Prof. Dr. Fernando Valladares. Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). Madrid

18:30-19:00 h Climate Change and Agriculture in Europe: Impact and Adaptation. Ms Helena Gómez Macpherson. Head Scientist. Sustainable Agriculture Institute, IAS-CSIC. Cordoba19:00-19:15 h ROUND TABLE on GLOBAL CHANGE, CLIMATE CHANGE AND AGRICULTURE Chair: Dr. José Luis González-Andújar Members: Prof. Dr. Fernando Valladares and Ms Helena Gómez Macpherson

THURSDAY 14TH JUNE

SESSION I 09:00-09:25 h Climate Change and diseases in Mediterranean crops. Dr. Juan A. Navas-Cortés. Institute of Sustainable Agriculture, National Council for Scientific Research (IAS-CSIC). Cordoba 09:25-09:50 h Climate Change and diseases in fruit species. Dr. Emilio Montesinos Seguí. Professor of Plant Pathology. Institute of Agrifood Technology, University of Girona 09:50-10:20 h Climate Change and fungal diseases that affect forest species in natural ecosystems. Dr. Benoit Marcais. French National Institute for Agricultural Research, INRA, Tree/Microorganism Interactions (IAM), Paris, France 10:20-10:50 h Climate Change and food safety. Do we know enough? Prof. Naresh Magan. Applied Mycology Group, Environment and AgriFood Theme, Cranfield University, Cranfield, Bedford,

U.K.10:50-11:10 h ROUND TABLE on CLIMATE CHANGE AND DISEASES Chair: Mr Juan A. Navas-Cortés Members: Dr Emilio Montesinos Seguí, Dr Benoit Marcais, Prof. Naresh Magan and Dr. Juan A. Navas-Cortés11:10-11:40 h Coffee break courtesy of MASSÓ

SESSION II11:40-12:10 h Climate Change and insect pests: monitoring and surveillance of the migratory phase for smart crop pro-

tection. Dr. James Bell. Rothamsted Research. Harpenden, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom.12:10-12:35 h Impact of Climate Change on insect vectors of plant pathogens. Dr. Alberto Fereres. Research Professor. Institute of Agricultural Sciences Research (ICA)-CSIC. Madrid12:35-13:00 h Environmental competence as a key to successful microbial pest control and adaptation to climate change. Prof. Enrique Quesada Moraga. Department of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences and Resources. University of Cordoba.13:00-13:20 h *New climate control techniques for crops and auxiliary fauna. Mr Carlos Arenes Alcover. Frost Control Climate Technician13:20-13:45 h Climate Change and biological control in Mediterranean agroecosystems. Dr. Alberto Urbaneja. Research Lecturer - Entomology. Vegetable Protection and Biotechnology Centre, Valencian Institute of

Agricultural Research, IVIA. Moncada, Valencia

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