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[Utskriftsversjon] Conference hosted byNorwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board:Co-existence (sameksistens)Thursday 29. April 2004, 10.00 - 16.15
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Program
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09.30-10.00
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Registration Registration and coffee |
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10.00-10.10
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Welcome Werner Christie, chair of he Norwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board (former Norwegian Minister of Health) |
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10.10-10.50
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Gene flow between canola varieties and to other wild species Suzanne Warwick, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa |
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10.50-11.20 |
Potential for gene flow in important crop plants for Norwegian agriculture |
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11.20-11.45
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Discussion |
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11.45-12.30
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Lunch |
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12.30-13.15
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The Danish approach to co-existence: Report from the Working
Group on the co-existence of genetically modified crops with conventional
and organic crops Søren A. Mikkelsen, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences |
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13.15-14.00
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GMO-free zones, why and how |
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14.00-14.45
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Coffee, fruit, discussion |
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14.45-15.00
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Co-existence - also with GMOs? Liv Birkeland, NORSØK (Organic farming center) |
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15.00-15.15
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Co-existence - Strategic thinking within a feed company Hans Abrahamsen, Skretting (fish feed producer) |
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15.15-15.30
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Growing GMO-free soya in Mosambique - a Norwegian pilot
project Kai Roger Hennum, Felleskjøpet (importer of ingredients for food and feed) |
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15.30-15.45
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Following the incident with GMO contamination in canola grain samples:
How do we monitor and control our imported seed material? |
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15.45-16.15
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Discussion |
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16.15
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Closing remarks by Aina Bartmann, member of the Norwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board, formerly a farmer, now developing farmers markets in Norway. |
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