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Programme of the 2nd ISOFAR Conference and the 4th QLIF Congress

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Date Research Track 1 Research Track 2 Research Track 3 Research Track 4 Research Track 5 QLIF Congresss

Location

Facoltà Economia e Commercio/Faculty of Economics - Aula Est

Facoltà Economia e Commercio/Faculty of Economics - Aula Ovest

Sala Gradoni

Sala Vecchio Oratorio

Camera del Lavoro  CGIL/Workers UnionChamber - Sala Corassori

Venue Thursday, June 19: Baluardo della Cittadella - Piazza Tien An Men 5

Venue Friday, June 20: Fondazione San Carlo - Vian San Carlo 5
Teatro San Carlo (Workshop 3) and Sala Conferenze (Workshop 4)

Wednesday

18.06.2008

11:15-         13:00

RT2-2    
Nutrient management

RT4-4  Welfare  indicators and welfare promotion of organic animals

RT5-5
Cross-disciplinary studies in Livelihood impacts of OA

 

18.06.08

14:30- 16:00

 

18.06.08

16:30-         18:00

 

18.06.08

18:30 - 20:00

 

Thursday, 19.06.2008

09:00 -  10:45

OWC Plenary Session: Ecology and Care

19.06.08

11:15 - 13:00

4th QLIF Congress

11.15- 11.45
Opening
Dr. Timothy Hall, European Commission, DG Research

Workshop 1 Product quality in organic and low input farming systems

19.06.08

14:30- 16:00

Poster Session

Workshop 1 Product quality in organic and low input farming systems

19.06.08

16:30- 18:00

Workshop 2 Safety of foods from organic and low input farming systems

18.30-
20:00
         

Workshop 2 Safety of foods from organic and low input farming systems

Friday, 20.06.2008

9:00 -      10:45

Workshop 3
Productivity of organic and low input systems (crops)/
Workshop 4 Productivity of organic and low input systems (livestock) 

20.06.08

11:15 - 13:00

Workshop 3
Productivity of organic and low input systems (crops)/
Workshop 4 Productivity of organic and low input systems (livestock) 

20.06.08

14:30 - 16:00

Workshop 5 Resource efficiency of organic and low input systems in comparison to intensive agriculture.

20.06.08

16:30-   18:00

Workshop 5 Resource efficiency of organic and low input systems in comparison to intensive agriculture.


18.06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT1-1 Soil organic matter management

Brock The Impact of Site and Management Factors on Humus Dynamics in Long-term Field Experiments 
Hoyer Indicators for the Evaluation of Soil Organic Matter and their Application in Organic and Conventional Farming Systems
Granstedt Organic and biodynamic cultivation - a possible way of increasing humus capital, improving soil fertility and providing a significant carbon sink in Nordic conditions
Stark Soil biological properties and microbial community structure are altered by organic farming practices

 



18.06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT2-2 Nutrient management

Koopmans A Conceptual Framework for Soil management and its effect on Soil Biodiversity in Organic and Low Input Farming 
Zanen Improving Soil Structure and Nitrogen Use Efficiency by Using New Technologies in Organic Farming
Owen Season-long supply of plant-available nutrients from compost and fertiliser in a long term organic vs. conventional snap bean rotations experiment
Baker Elemental Contaminants in Fertilizers and Soil Amendments Used in Organic Production
Malhi Management Strategies and Practices for Preventing Nutrient Deficiencies in Organic Crop Production


18.06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT3-3 Agripolicy: Institutions and implementations

Bingen Toward Regionalized Models of Organic Food Production and Marketing in the US: The Case of Michigan (USA), ,,
Hamade Institutions and Policy Development for Organic Agriculture in Western Balkan Countries: a Cross-Country Analysis, ,,
Sanders Impact of agricultural liberalisation on the relative importance of price premiums for the profitability of organic farming , ,,
Vairo Potential implementation problems of the EU OAP: a failure mode and effects analysis


18.06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT4-4 Welfare indicators and welfare promotion of organic animals

Smolders Assessment of skin damages in dairy cows
Zeltner Evaluation of Laying Hen Strains for biodynamic Farms
Knierim Risk factors for feather picking in organic laying hens
Napolitano Monitoring the welfare of sheep in organic farms


18.06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT5-5 Cross-disciplinary studies in Livelihood impacts of OA

Abreu Agroforestry systems and food security among smallholder farmers of the Brazilian Amazon: A strategy for environmental global crisis
Lukas Organic agriculture and rural livelihoods in Karnataka, India
Setboon-sarng Impacts of Institutional Arrangements on the Profitability and Profit Efficiency of Organic Rice in Thailand: Who Gives the Highest Share of Benefits to Organic Farmers?
Moreno-Penaranda Organic Agriculture as Livelihood Strategy: A Case Study in a Rural Community of Southern Brazil. 


18.06.08, 14.30-16:00

RT1-6 Nitrogen management

Loges Nitrate leaching and energy efficiency of stockless arable systems compared to mixed farming with livestock and a conventional system on fertile soils in Northern Germany
Askegaard Legume catch crops for reducing N leaching and substituting animal manure
Westphal Winter grazing as an alternative to mulching or mowing grass clover swards 
v.d. Burgt Dutch organic greenhouse production: advances in nitrogen use efficiency


18.06.08, 14:30-16:00

RT2-7 Methods in organic quality research

Huber Organic, more healthy? A search for biomarkers
Baranska The effect of medium term feeding with organic, low input and conventional diet on selected immune parameters in rat
Bortoleto -Ray Spectrometry and Chemometrics to Discriminate Organic from Conventional Grown Agricultural Products
Ploeger Authenticity tests of organic products (apples) applying sensory analysis
Lueck Effect of wheat production system components on food preference in rats


18.06.08, 14:30-16:00

RT3-8 Understanding the organic consumer

Midmore Understanding the Organic Consumer through Narratives
Zepeda The US organic food shopper: hippy, yuppie, pagan, soccer mom
Sirieix Consumers willingness to pay for Fair trade and organic products
Aschemann The EU health claim regulation and its impact on the marketing of organic food.


18.06.08, 14:30-16:00

RT4-9 Handling of animal welfare and disease challenges

Thatcher A  Longitudinal Study of Mastitis on an Experimental Farm with Two Herds, One Managed Organically, the other Conventionally
Iepema Effect of colostrum type on serum gamma globulin concentration, growth and health of goat kids until three months
Giacinti Treatment of bovine subclinical mastitis with phytoterapeutic remedies during lactation
Wagenaar Mastitis incidence and milk quality in organic dairy farms which use suckling systems in calf rearing


18.06.08, 14:30-16:00

RT5-10 Cross-disciplinary and participatory research methods: What can we learn?

Jackson Cross-Disciplinary Analysis of the On-Farm Transition from Conventional to Organic Vegetable Production
Alföldi How to promote innovation and interdisciplinarity in organic food and farming research evaluation
Wivstad Learning in context - improved nutrient management in arable cropping systems through participatory research
Lieblein Research  - Teaching integration in Agroecology and Organic Farming 


18.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT1-11 Comparison of cropping systems

Kelm  Comparative analysis of conventional and organic farming systems: Nitrogen surpluses and nitrogen losses
Olesen Nitrogen use efficiency of cereals in arable organic farming
Teasdale Performance of Organic Grain Cropping Systems in Long-Term Experiments
Boldrini Effects of an organic and a conventional cropping system on soil fertility


18.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT2-12 Health and Safety of organic products

de Wit Feed composition and strategies to improve poly-unsaturated fatty acid levels in organic cow milk
Stockmann Influence of cropping systems on the potential formation of acrylamide in different cultivars of wheat
Fischer-Arndt Effects of weed management strategies on quality and enteric pathogen contamination of organic lettuce
Särkkä-Tirkkonen Pilot scale application of ozonated water wash –effect on microbiological and sensory quality parameters of processed iceberg lettuce during shelf-life


18.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT3-13 Public procurement: constraints and barriers

Mikkelsen Overcoming constraints and barriers for organic procurement in the public? - Applying the theory of loosely coupled systems to the case of organic conversion in Danish municipalities
Riefer Juveniles' organic food preferences and how parents deal with them
Rückert The successful use of organic food products in eating out: A German case study


18.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT4-14 Welfare and production of organic sows and piglets

Bussemas Prolonged suckling period in organic piglet production
Früh Group housing of lactating sows in organic farms
Salomon Development of a mobile organic piggery
Vermeer Reducing piglet losses in organic farrowing pens


18.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT5-15 Consumers in a food chain perspective

Daniel Consumers perceptions of combined "fair trade" and "organic agriculture" labels on food products
Christensen Are Organic Consumers Healthier than Others?
Zakowska-Biemans Consumers values and motives with regard to organic food products in Poland
Milestad Close consumer-producer links enable farmers to maintain and enhance on-farm biodiversity


18.06.08, 18:30-20:00

RT1-16 Effect of crop management on weeds, pests and diseases

Pearce Effects of husked oat varieties, variety mixtures and populations on disease levels, crop cover and their resulting yields
Gallandt Exploiting weed management benefits of cover crops requires carefully timed disturbance
Köpke Direct Seeding of Faba Beans in Organic Agriculture
Peigne Soil tillage in organic farming: impacts of conservation tillage on soil fertility, weeds and crops,


18.06.08, 18:30-20:00

RT2-17 Bioactive compounds of organic plant products

Hüsing Cultivation and analysis of anthocyanin containing types of potatoes in organic farming regarding cultivability and additional health benefits
Rembialkowska The Content of Selected Antioxidant Compounds in Bell Pepper Fruits from Organic and Conventional Cultivation Before and After Freezing Process
Nobili Bioactive compounds in tomato: effect of organic vs conventional management
Wisniewska The antioxidant compounds in rat experimental diets based on plant materials from organic, low-input and conventional agricultural systems


18.06.08, 18:30-20:00

RT3-18 Economics and strategies on organic farms

Lips, M, Do organic livestock farms in Switzerland earn higher work incomes?,
Lohr Effects of Gender on Adoption of Organic Weed Management Techniques
Nieberg Financial success of organic farms in Germany
Zander Diversification and specialisation as development strategies in organic farms


18.06.08, 18:30-20:00

RT4-19 Organic ruminant feeding

Mogensen How can the organic dairy farmer be self-sufficient with vitamins and minerals?
Martini Production of grain legume crops alternative to soya bean and their use in organic dairy production
Hansen,  Conventional norms for sulphur supply not appropriate for organic farming systems?
Masucci Pisum sativum as alternative protein source in diets for buffalo cows in middle and late stage of lactation


18.06.08, 18:30-20:00

RT5-20 Marketing from multiple perspectives

Lamine Local food networks and the change of the agrofood system
Veysset Direct marketing of beef in organic suckler cattle farms: economic results and impact on breeding system management
Gottwald Innovations within the organic food sector – basis for novel business relations between agricultural and processing enterprises
Canavari Factors explaining farmers’ behaviours and intentions about agricultural methods of production. Organic vs conventional comparison.


19.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT1-21 Direct and cultural control of pests and diseases

Betti Effects of homeopathic and mineral treatments on dark leaf spot caused by Alternaria brassicicola on cauliflower 
Hospers-Brands Late blight management in organic potato growing: Managing resistence in relation to early tuber bulking
Weihrauch Quassia, an Effective Aphid Control Agent for Organic Hop Growing
Conte The two-spotted spider mite can be controlled by water


19.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT2-22Organic vegetable production

Katroschan Mineralization of lupine seed meal and seedlings used as N fertilizer in organic vegetable production
Minuto Use of biodegradable mulching in vegetable production
Xu Organic Tomato Intercropped into Living-Mulch of Turfgrass
Schrum  Organic Methods for Control of Root Rot in Pea and Spinach in Northeastern U,S,


19.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT3-23 New approaches in consumer research

Aschemann Information Acquisition Behaviour of Fair-Trade-Coffee Consumers - a Survey by Means of an Information-Display-Matrix, ,,
Gambelli Evaluating trust in organic quality marks: a network approach using laddering data
Niessen Identifying the gap between stated and realised buying behaviour on organic products based on consumer panel data, ,,
   


19:06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT4-24 Animal health, product quality and strategies for organic pork production.

Kongstedt Strategies for a diversified organic pork production
Hook Presto Influence of amino acid level and production system on performance, health and behaviour in organic growing pigs.
Abel Effects of a feeding strategy to increase intramuscular fat content of pork under the conditions of organic farming
Lindgren Occurence of intestinal helminths in two organic pig production systems.


19:06.08, 11:15-13:00

RT5-25 Carbon storage and energy use

Sukkel Carbon sequestration in organic and conventional managed soils in the Netherlands
Cooper Should organic farmers be rewarded for sequestering C in soil?
Alonso A comparison of energy use in organic and conventional agriculture in Spain, ,,
Azeez The Comparative Energy Efficiency of Organic Farming


19.06.08, 16:30- 18:00

RT1-26 Organic crops

Haase Impact of agronomical measures on yield and quality of organic potatoes (Solanum tuberosum L,) for industrial processing
Willekens Effect of Compost versus Animal Manure Fertilization on Crop Development, Yield and Nitrogen Residue in the Organic Cultivation of Potatoes
Schulz Effects of Farm Type and Different Intensities of Soil Tillage on Cash Crop Yields and Soil Organic Matter
Weber Searching an alternative oil crop for organic farming systems in temperate climates


19.06.08, 16:30- 18:00

RT2-27 Plant breeding

Galvan Possibilities for breeding to improve responsiveness to arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in onion
Hildermann Response of old, new and organically bred winter wheat cultivars in different farming systems: concept and experimental layout in the DOK field trial
Bosco Tools for innovative organic breeding arise from rhizosphere microbial ecology
Horneburg Does regional organic screening and breeding make sense? Experimental evidence from organic outdoor tomato breeding


19.06.08, 16:30- 18:00

RT3-28Organic Certification and Livelihood

Zanasi, C. Impact of the adoption of participatory organic certification for small farmers (title may change)
Nelson, E. Participatory guarantee systems: new approaches to organic certification - the case of Mexico
Yuexian, L. The circular economy of a local organic food chain: Ziedao village in Beijing
Egelyng H Organic Agriculture: a new field of International Development Policy


19.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT4-29 Multi criteria assessment of livestock systems

Sundrum Organic livestock production - trapped between aroused consumer expectations and limited resources
Oudshoom Is automatic milking acceptable in organic dairy farming? Quantification of sustainability indicators,
Müller-Lindenlauf Environmental Impacts and Economic Differences in Organic Dairy Farming in Germany - Modelling the Extremes
Boisdon, Impact of the drought on the fodder self-sufficiency of organic and conventional highland dairy farms 


19.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT5-30 Biogas in organic agriculture

Möller  Effects of Biogas Digestion of Slurry, Cover Crops and Crop Residues on Nitrogen Cycles and Crop Rotation Productivity of a Mixed Organic Farming System
Stinner Effects of Biogas Digestion of Clover/grass, Cover Crops and Crop Residues on Nitrogen Cycles and Crop Rotation Productivity in a Stockless Farming System
Helbig Energy balance of different organic biogas farming systems
Anspach Biogas and Organic Farming: Empirical evidence on production structure and economics in Germany 


20.06.08, 9:00-10:45

RT1-31 Cropping techniques wheat

Becker Improvement of winter wheat baking quality in ecological cultivation by enlargement of row spacing and undersown intercrops
Casagrande Agronomic and environmental factors explaining Grain Protein Content variability in organic winter wheat
Haigh Organic winter wheat: optimising planting 
Hoagland Improving nutrient uptake in wheat through cultivar specific interaction with Azospirillum


20.06.08, 9:00-10:45

RT2-32 Cropping systems

Shapo Influence of alleycropping environment on the performance of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L,) and sesame (Sesamum indicum L,) crops in the semi-desert region of northern Sudan
Van der Heijden The significance of mycorrhizal fungi for crop productivity and ecosystem sustainability in organic farming systems
Schmutz National-scale, cross-disciplinary modelling of N leaching in organic and conventional horticultural crop rotations - policy implications,
Delate Beneficial System Outcomes in Organic Fields at the Long-Term Agroecological Research (LTAR) Site, Greenfield, Iowa, USA 


20.06.08, 9:00-10:45

RT3-33 Challenges for standards and certification

Freyer, B, The Differentiation Process in Organic Agriculture
Koesling Dropping organic certification - effects on organic farming in Norway
Schmid Analysis of differences between EU Regulation (EEC) 2092/91 in relation to other national and international standards , ,,
Zorn Organic operators' satisfaction with their certification body - a survey in Germany


20.06.08, 9:00-10:45

RT4-34 Food safety and quality management

Murphy Effect of cultivar and soil characteristics on nutritional value in organic and conventional wheat, 
Abecassis Quality of organic wheat-bread chain: Improvement in agronomy and food science
Revilla Organic vs Conventional Suckling Lamb Production: Product Quality and Consumer Acceptance
Kijlstra Animal welfare and food safety: danger, risk and the distribution of responsibility


20.06.08, 9:00-10:45

RT5-35 Biodiversity assessment and management

Kotcon Impact of Organic Crop and Livestock Systems on Earthworm Population Dynamics
Schermer Eco-Regions: How to link organic farming with territorial development
Sans  Effects of landscape agricultural intensification and management on weed species richness in the edges of dryland cereal fields,
Neumann  Comparative analysis of conventional and organic farming systems: Diversity and abundance of farmland birds, ,,
Manns Spiders as biological control with mulch


20.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT1-36 Organic wheat breeding

Wolfe Wheat populations: population performance and stability inorganic and non-organic environments
Jones Wheat populations: parental performance and stability in organic and non organic environments
Murhpy Breeding for nitrogen use efficiency in organic wheat systems
Rolland Contribution to organic breeding programmes of wheat variety testing in organic farming in France


20.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT2-37 Potentials of beneficial microorganisms

Baruffa Plant-probiotic microorganisms for a sustainable buffer of input reduction in organic and low-input tomato production systems
Mayer How effective are 'Effective Microorganisms'? Results from a field experiment
Bedini Influence of organic farming on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal populations in a Mediterranean agro-ecosystem
   


20.06.08, 11:15 - 13:00

RT3-38 Organic sector relationships

Gassner Labour Quality Model for Organic Farming Food Chains,
Naspetti Collaborative relationships in the organic wheat supply chain: a case study on three EU Countries , ,,
Taniguchi Strategies to Induce Cooperation from Farmers in an Organic Food Supply Chain: from the Case of Bio Market, Inc., Japan
Paull Price Premiums for Organic Food from Australia and China,


20.06.08, 11:15- 13:00

RT4-39 Organic crop Production in the tropics

Akouégnon Options for improving soil fertility in the Southern part of the Republic of
Bénin: Where does Mucuna find its niche
Siura Effect of BIOL and green manure rotation on the production of organic spinach 
Sangakarra Organic matter addition in organic farming – Impact on root development and yields in maize and cowpea over dry seasons. ..
Darlong Harmonizing Jhun (shifting cultivation) with organic PGS standards in northeast India
Zundel What can organic agriculture contribute to sustainable development? – Long-term comparisons of farming systems in the tropics. 


20.06.08, 11:15- 13:00

RT5-40 Working with biodiversity in OA

Smukler Enhancing Biodiversity and Multifunctionality of an Organic Farmscape in California’s Central Valley
Langer Diversity as a key concept for organic agriculture
Stein-Bachinger Organic farming and biodiversity - how to create a viable farm business including conservation issues 
Altieri  Testing and massively diffusing agroecologically based organic conservation tillage systems for family farmers in southern Brasil 


20.06.08, 14:30 - 16:00

RT1-41 Knowledge transfer and dissemination

Stumm Organic Pilot Farms in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
Pugliese The development of an international curriculum on organic farming
Sarker Dissemination of Organic Agricultural Information: Role of  Key Communicator  Networks in  Rural Bangladesh
Sherief Socio-psychological characteristics of farmers in the adoption of organic farming practices in coconut based homesteads of humid tropics


20.06.08, 14:30 - 16:00

RT2-42 Plant nutrition

Penfold Agronomic options for the management of phosphorus in Australian rain-fed organic broadacre farming systems
Rasouli Comparison of effect of zinc-enriched pod of phaseolus vulgaris and inner rice husk composts with zinc sulfate and zinc 14% chelate on zinc availability in maize plant in a calcareous soil
Seuri Nitrogen Utilization in Integrated Crop and Animal Production
Cornish A New Approach to Phosphorus Management


20.06.08, 14:30 - 16:00

RT3-43 Organic Marketing and organisation in developing countries

Moreira Shaded coffee: a way to increase sustainability in Brazillian organic coffee plantations
Javanmardi Consumers' awareness, demands and preferences for organic vegetables: a survey study in Shiraz, Iran
Sultan  Market integration shape organic farmers' organisation
Olabiyi Assessing the world market for organic food and beverages from Nigeria


20.06.08, 14:30 - 16:00

RT4-44 Soil fertility in mediterranean organic farming systems I (in the frame of ABM)

Benincasa Poliannual results on soil N management and maize N nutrition by green manuring 
Mazzoncini Effects of green-manure and organic fertiliser on organic maize (Zea Mays L,) in south Tuscany
Avio  Natural biofertilizers for organic agriculture: productivity and nutrient uptake of Medicago sativa inoculated with different arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Montecchio How Perennial Grass has Modified Distribution of Organic Carbon in a Peach Orchard in Emilia-Romagna Region (Italy)


20.06.08, 14:30 - 16:00

RT5-45 Multi criteria assessment of experiments

Nicholas A pilot socio-economic analysis of QLIF dairy projects 
Vazzana Sustainability evaluation of long term organic farm systems,
Siebrecht Assessment of Farm Biodiversity with Indicators in the Context of Sustainability
Griffon On the inherent instability of the monoculture


20.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT1-46 Research methodology

Leiber Towards cognitive holism in organic research
Measures Research into Practice: Mind the Gap
Eichert Meta-evaluation of action plans - The case of the German Federal Organic Farming Scheme
Oelofse The sustainable livelihoods approach: A frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems 


20.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT2-47 Green manures and pulses

Urbatzka Grain yield of different winter pea genotypes in pure and mixed stands
Reents Annual clovers and medics in living mulch systems: Competition and effect on N supply and soil fertility
Migliorini Effect of green manure on maize (Zea Mays L.) in two organic experimental agroecosystem of different age. Results from 4 years.
Fuchs Underseed with Legumes in Winter wheat with subsequent crop winter triticale – Effects on harvest and quality


20.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT3-48 Sustainable management

Lodesani Residues in beeswax after conversion to organic beekeeping
Huguenin-Elie Sustainable management of foxtail meadows through hay making at seed maturity 
Gebauer Plant genetic resources in mountain oases of northern Oman,
Ghorbani A Model for Pre-Estimation of Production of Organic Cotton in Iran; Case study of Khorasan Province


20.06.08, 16:30-18:00

RT4-49 Soil fertility in mediterranean organic farming systems II (in the frame of ABM)

Romanya N availability after long-term organic farming in irrigated and rain-fed Mediterranean semiarid grassy crops
Catturano   Characterization of the organic vegetable agrosystems in a representative area in the south of Italy. ..
Antichi Leguminous cover crops: an important tool for improving resource use efficiency in organic arable cropping systems. 
Ponti Compost enhances parasitization of Brevicoryne brassicae (L.) by Diaeretiella rapae (M'Intosh) in broccoli under different levels of crop diversification and plant competition


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