Horticulture

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SCI’s Horticulture Technical Interest Group aims to assist the transfer of horticultural science in its broadest sense into business practice. We do this by providing career support for professionals as well as a forum for discussion and sharing of information on issues relevant to the full range of horticulture-related industries, public authorities, academics and other interested parties. The Group brings together horticulturists and others working within the horticulture industry, in particular those concerned with the transfer of horticultural science into business practice.

  • The Horticulture Group has now joined with other SCI Groups in the Agriculture, Horticulture and Food sectors to form an Agri-Food Hub

Horticulture Newsletter

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We will use this dedicated area to update you on conferences, local events and much more.

Facebook and Twitter

The Group has its own Facebook group, which you are welcome to join,Facebook and a Twitter account with regular updates on our activities.

Journals

We have close links to:

Journal of the Science of Food and AgricultureJournal of the Science of Food and Agriculture

The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture is co-published by SCI and John Wiley. Readers can access the following:

Pest Management SciencePest Management Science

Pest Management Science is co-published by SCI and John Wiley. Readers can access the following:

Ask a Horticultural Scientist

  • Ask a Horticultural Scientist ran from 15-22 May 2011. Members of the public sent in questions on professional crop production and protection via a forum, and the group answered them. The Group hopes to repeat this next year. More

Annual Review

  • The Group's Annual Review for the year Sept 2010 - Aug 2011 has been published. More

AJ Banks Travel Bursaries

  • The AJ Banks Award provides travel bursaries to support attendance at meetings for activities related to food science, engineering and technology. Preference is normally given to SCI members. More

Our Associations

The Horticulture Group has close ties with the following organisations:

  • National Horticultural Forum
  • Society of Biology
  • Plant Talk
  • British Institute of Agricultural Consultants
  • The International Society for Horticultural Science
  • Commercial Horticultural Association
  • Grow Careers

  • More details

Group Award

The Group launched a new award in 2010:

Please contact awards@soci.org for further details

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Forums

  • Is your blood gorse + or gorse - : ( 1 )

    17/01/2012 09:09

  • Group supports 'Fascination of Plants' Day - 18 May 2012 : ( 1 )

    22/11/2011 14:02

  • Group joins 'Grow Careers' : ( 1 )

    16/11/2011 14:35

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