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The 31st National Pesticide Forum

Sustainable Families, Farms and Food
Resilient Communities Through Organic Practices

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
April 5-6, 2013
Registration Information

Schedule of Events

The schedule is preliminary only - please check back as we continue to update this list!

Friday, April 5

12:00-4:30pm Food Hub and Organic Gardens Tour - Limited space available, you must RSVP!
5:00pm Registration begins at University of New Mexico's Centennial Engineering Center Auditorium
5:00-6:00pm Pesticides 101: Caroline Cox
6:00-10:30pm Welcome and Keynote
  6:00-6:45pm Reception
  6:45-7:00pm Welcome
  7:00-8:30pm Performance: A Sense of Wonder
 

8:30-9:30pm Keynote Panel: Don Bustos, Clayton Brascoupe, Loretta Sandoval and Arturo Sandoval

  9:30-10:30pm Reception

Saturday, April 6

8:00-8:30am Breakfast/Registration begins in University of New Mexico's Student Union Building (SUB) in Ballroom C and A
8:30-8:45am Welcome
8:45-10:15am Keynotes: Andrew Kimbrell, Joel Forman, MD
10:15-11:00am Panel: Pesticide Science & Health
Isaac Pessah, PhD, Lynn Carroll, PhD
11:15-12:45pm Workshop Block 1 (see below)
12:45-2:30pm Lunch and Keynote
  12:45-1:30pm Lunch Served
  1:15-1:30pm The Honorable Michelle Lujan Grisham
  1:30- 2:15pm Keynote: Tyrone Hayes, PhD
2:30-3:45pm Panel: Organic Land Management and Cutting Edge Alternatives
Lani Malmberg, Matthew Chew, Ann Adams, John McMullin
4:00-5:30pm Workshop Block 2 (see below)
  Dinner, evening keynote, and reception will then be held in the Centennial Engineering Center Auditorium
5:30-7:00pm Dinner
7:00-10:30pm Plenary, Keynote and Reception
  7:00-7:45pm Keynote Speaker: Jeff Moyer
  7:45-8:30pm Panel: Kara Bobroff, Richard Moore and Courtney White
  8:30-9:00pm Discussion
  9:00-10:30pm Reception

Workshop Block 1 (tentative)

  • Pesticides and Health: In-Depth
  • Foodshed Movement and the New Agrarians
  • Genetically Engineered Food
  • Protecting Cultural Food Security and Biodiversity

Workshop Block 2 (tentative)

  • Organic Land Management/Alternatives: In-Depth
  • Pollinators and Pesticides
  • Agua es Vida, Water in the Southwest
  • Resilience Planning 101


Tour Information

Registration covers access to all sessions, including organic food and beverage, Friday night performance and farm tours on Friday afternoon. However, space is limited for the tours, so please RSVP to forum@beyondpesticides.org if you would like to attend the tours as well.

Food and Beverages

Organic food and beverage during meals and receptions are included in the cost of registration. Throughout the conference, enjoy Agri-cultura Network salad greens and vegetables from UNM Lobo Gardens and the Veteran Farmer Project. Other local and organic foods including beef, cheese, beans, potatoes, pecans, peanut butter, flour, honey and more, will be sourced by forum co-sponsor and co-convener, La Montanita Co-op's Distribution Center and cooked by UNM Chef Shawn Weed, at meals during the conference.

 


Watch videos from the 30th National Pesticide Forum. For more information, including the speaker line up and schedule of events from last year's conference, download the brochure.

THANK YOU! The generosity of our sponsors helps make conferences a great event year after year. The sponsors listed below contributed to the 30th National Pesticide Forum scholarship fund, making it possible for people from around the country to participate in one of the most important grassroots pesticide meetings of the year. Learn more about becoming a sponsor. Click on the logos for more information.