12.30-4.30pm, Wednesday 4th May 2016, Wellesbourne Meeting Centre, Wellesbourne Campus. You will be directed to the meeting centre on arrival.
The development of organic production can be described by several phases, starting with the pioneers, who about 100 years ago were concerned with the direction that agriculture was taking and saw an opportunity for radical change. The next phase started about 40 years ago when the information and techniques produced by the pioneers were developed into standards and regulatory systems. Many believe that the organic movement is now entering a third phase (referred to as Organic 3.0) where organic production systems are beginning to become part of the ‘mainstream’.
The aim of this workshop is to consider the opportunities and challenges in ‘mainstreaming’ organic systems.
Programme
If you would like to attend this workshop, please register below by 27th April 2016. Places limited.
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