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International Conference on Agriculture & Horticulture

18th Feb – 19th Feb 2027 Macau, China

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 1 SDG 2 SDG 4 SDG 8
01 Innovative Agricultural Practices +

This track focuses on the latest advancements in agricultural techniques and technologies that enhance productivity and sustainability. Participants will explore case studies and research findings that demonstrate the impact of these innovations on modern farming.

02 Cultural Perspectives in Agriculture +

This session examines how cultural beliefs and practices influence agricultural methods and food systems across different societies. Attendees will engage in discussions about the interplay between culture and agricultural sustainability.

03 Historical Contexts of Agricultural Development +

This track delves into the historical evolution of agriculture and its socio-economic implications throughout various periods. Papers will analyze how historical events have shaped contemporary agricultural practices and policies.

04 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Horticulture +

This session encourages collaboration among disciplines to address challenges in horticulture, including plant biology, environmental science, and economics. Participants will share innovative research that bridges these fields to enhance horticultural practices.

05 Social Dynamics in Food Production +

This track investigates the social structures and relationships that influence food production and distribution. Presentations will highlight the role of community engagement and social equity in agricultural systems.

06 Sustainable Practices in Crop Management +

This session focuses on sustainable crop management practices that minimize environmental impact while maximizing yield. Researchers will present findings on organic farming, permaculture, and integrated pest management.

07 The Role of Technology in Modern Agriculture +

This track explores the integration of technology in agriculture, including precision farming, biotechnology, and data analytics. Discussions will center on how these technologies can improve efficiency and sustainability in agricultural practices.

08 Climate Change and Agricultural Resilience +

This session addresses the challenges posed by climate change on agriculture and explores strategies for building resilience in farming systems. Papers will discuss adaptive practices and policies that mitigate climate impacts.

09 Food Security and Global Agriculture +

This track examines the critical issues surrounding food security in the context of global agricultural systems. Participants will analyze the factors affecting food availability, access, and utilization across different regions.

10 Cultural Heritage and Agricultural Biodiversity +

This session highlights the importance of preserving agricultural biodiversity as a component of cultural heritage. Presentations will focus on traditional farming practices and their relevance to contemporary agricultural sustainability.

11 Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Agriculture +

This track discusses the role of policy in promoting sustainable agricultural practices and ensuring food security. Researchers will present analyses of existing policies and propose frameworks for future agricultural governance.