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General meeting and spring event May 2015 in Gödöllö

Dear members and friends!

We warmly invite you to our Annual General Meeting and spring event in Gödöllő.

Programme

Thursday 7 May 2015

4.00 pm Meet in front of the castle in Gödöllő – private guided tour 7.00 pm Dinner at the hotel

Friday 8 May 2015

08:30 am Coach transfer to the university

09:00 am Annual General Meeting (for members only)

• Welcome address by the President

• Auditor’s report

• Discharge of the Executive Committee

• Report on legal matters

• Membership (admission of new members)

10.00 am Coffee break

10.30 am Dr Csaba Gyuricza (Director of MVH and Emeritus Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at St. István University in Gödöllő)

The structure of Hungarian agriculture

11.00 am Dean Prof. Erika Michéli

Presentation on the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at St. István University, covering English and Hungarian programmes, research and higher education in agriculture in Hungary.

11.45 am Discussion

12.30 pm Lunch

2.00 pm Presentation on modern technology and its application in state-of-the-art agricultural practice

Brief introduction to soil resources in Hungary (Dr Erika Michéli)

Tour of the trial plots in Szárítópuszta (cereal production, energy crops)

Prospects for high-resolution data collection using drones and their application in precision farming technologies (Dr Vince Láng)

4.00 pm Return  to the hotel

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