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PLANT CANADA 2019








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               The Canadian Society of Agronomy (CSA) is dedicated to enhancing cooperation and
               coordination among agronomists, recognizing significant achievements in agronomy and
               providing the opportunity to report and evaluate information pertinent to agronomy in Canada.



               Attending annual meetings, volunteering for service, and contributing to our society journal help
               our members to network and connect to fellow agronomists. CSA membership stands at 135 as
               of May 1, 2019.


               The CSA offers a robust yearly awards and recognition program.



               Ali Navabi Student Travel Award

               The Student Travel Awards were established in 2013 to encourage student attendance at the
               CSA Annual Meetings and is available to any graduate student CSA member. The award is
               $500 and up to 4 are awarded annually. Students participate in oral and poster presentations at
               the AGM Conference.
               Recently, CSA board named the travel awards after Dr Ali Navabi’s name in his memory and
               contributions to the society.


               Graduate Student Pest Management Award

               The CSA Pest Management Award of $500 is made available annually to qualified graduate
               students enrolled at Canadian universities with research programs relevant to pest
               management. The award comes with a travel grant of up to $1,000 to allow the successful
               applicant to attend and present at the CSA annual conference.



               Graduate Student Presentation and Poster Awards
               The CSA provides a number of awards for the best oral and poster presentations given by
               student members. These awards are given to acknowledge the contributions that graduate
               students make to the society and to encourage excellence in graduate student research and
               presentation. The awards range from $250 - $700.





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