UKCPVS stakeholder event 2025

Past Event - booking closed

Monday, 13 January 2025

9:30am - 1:30pm

Sophi Taylor Building, NIAB Park Farm, Villa Road, Impington, Cambridge,

CB24 9NZ


The 2025 UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey (UKCPVS) stakeholder meeting took place in Cambridgeshire at NIAB.

About the event

The UKCPVS project has monitored cereal rusts and mildews in the UK for over 50 years, detecting and warning industry and growers of new races of disease emerging on resistant varieties.

The event is targeted primarily at breeders, crop scientists and technical agronomists, but it is highly relevant to all those involved in crop production.

Visit the UKCPVS homepage

Post-event materials

Chair's welcome and introduction – John Lucas, Rothamsted Research (10:00am)

Download the welcome and introduction slides

Watch the welcome and introduction presentation

UKCPVS update and reports from the 2024 season – Kostya Kanyuka and Huw Davis, NIAB/UKCPVS (10:10am)

Download the main UKCPVS slides

Watch the main UKCPVS presentation

Yellow rust: spring-sown winter wheat trials for testing young plant resistance – Sacha White, AHDB (11:00am)

Download the young plant trials slides

Watch the young plant trial presentation

BYDV: challenges and opportunities for effective management – Lawrence Bramham, Rothamsted Research (11:45am)

Download the BYDV slides

Watch the BYDV presentation

Ergot: How a medieval mycotoxin is challenging the modern grain chain – Joe Brennan, UK Flour Millers (12:15pm)

Download the ergot and the grain chain slides

Watch the ergot and the grain chain presentation

Ergot: The challenges and the solutions – Lesley Boyd, NIAB (12:35pm)

Download the ergot challenges and solutions slides

Watch the ergot challenges and solutions presentation

Ergot: Updating UK management guidelines for ergot – Sacha White, AHDB (12:55pm)

Download the updating ergot guidelines slides

Watch the updating ergot guidelines presentation

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If you have any questions about this event, please contact us using the details below.

E christian.goodall@ahdb.org.uk

T Christian Goodall, 07979 943437


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