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| 2009.12.23 | Newsletter Issue 42 December 2009 |
Dear member of the International Herbage Seed Group I’m very happy to provide you information on the upcoming 7th International Herbage Seed Conference in Overton Texas in April 2010. |
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| 2008.12.21 | Newsletter Issue 41, December 2008 |
President’s ColumnDear member of the International Herbage Seed Group I’m happy to announce that our website is now updated and active www.ihsg.org. |
Introduction to updated IHSG website.pdf, New Zealand Seed Research Update.pdf, Researcher of the YearPhil Rolston.pdf |
| 2007.08.14 | IHSG greetings from Norway |
It is now almost two months since you left Landvik for Denmark. Since then we have had more than 250 mm of rainfall - indeed a very difficult harvest season. For more than a week, Hans Johan Kjølsrød, the president for Norwegian seed growers and host for your Norwegian barbeque night, had almost 30 ha of his Poa pratensis seed crops and even more of his potatoes under water, as Lågen, one of the main rivers in eastern Norway, was about 2m higher than usual. |
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| 2007.06.27 | IHSG 6th Conference - Letter of thanks |
Thank you very much for participating in the 6th IHSG conference. I hope that you all had a safe trip back home, although I know, some are still enjoying 'the summer weather' of Europe. Considering the many comments I have received from you I think 'we did quite well' during the scientific presentations, discussions and social events. It is my sincere hope that the group will continue to stimulate the exchange of ideas, results, information and foremost networking. |
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| 2007.06.07 | IHSG Conference 2007 - Information News Letter |
For most of you, time of departure for Norway only a few days ahead. Therefore, a couple of updates: Arrival |
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| 2007.05.11 | IHSC 2007 - Abstract Final Deadline |
The original deadline for submitting full manuscripts to the proceedings for the IHSG-conference was 1 May. Some of you have asked for an extended deadline, and as of 9 May, we have received manuscripts from about 70% of the delegates having oral or poster presentations at the conference. By this message, we want to make clear that the absolutely last deadline for submission of manuscripts has been set to 17 May. This is Norway's constitution day, and we will not accept any further delays! Manuscripts received after May 17 will not be included in the Proceedings! |
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| 2007.03.27 | IHSG Conference 2007 - Information News Letter |
At present we are receiving online registrations for the upcoming conference, and as of today we have received more than 40 registrations. To those of you, who may not have registered yet, please note that an additional fee will be added on registrations received after 1 April. The conference website (click here) has been updated with a small change in the programme and some general travel information. Kind regards, Trygve Aamlid and Birte Boelt |
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| 2007.02.23 | International Herbage Seed Conference 2007 News |
The Scientific programme is now available on the conference website (click here) and the organising committee is very, very pleased with the high number of contributions for oral and poster presentations. The conference will include the following sessions: |
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| 2007.02.05 | International Herbage Seed Conference Gjennestad Norway 2007 |
To delegates with presentations at the 6th International Herbage Seed Conference, Gjennestad Norway, 17-20 June 2007 Thank you very much for submitting your papers for the IHSG conference in June. As organizers, we are very pleased and encouraged by the great interest for the conference. Besides the invited speakers, we have received about 60 voluntary papers from a total of 18 countries. This gives expectations that the upcoming conference will be a successful one! |
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| 2006.12.01 | Newsletter Issue 40, December 2006 |
President’s ColumnAt present we really appreciate that our country, Denmark, is located in a cold, wet (and dark) climate! I guess we’re all curious to know, if we will get a white Christmas this year – most likely we will not! At the same time I know, that our colleagues in New Zealand and elsewhere in the Southern hemisphere, are preparing for seed harvest! |
newsletter40.pdf |