Detailed Programme

WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE 2023

 

08:45 – 10:21 SESSION III: PRODUCTION, HARVEST, FRUIT QUALITY AND MARKETING
08:45 – 09:30

Keynote Lecture (KL3) : Trends in food consumption, particularly fruit and vegetables, since the health crisis (2020) and in the face of climate change: perception of supply, expectations, purchasing and consumption behavior

Catherine Barros (CTIFL, France)

09:30 – 10:15 Oral presentations
09:30

(OC21) : Towards the geographical traceability of the Italian walnut: a case study based on stable isotopes signatures (δ(2H), δ(18O), δ(13C), δ(15N), δ(34S)) and elemental fingerprinting  

Erica A. Di Pierro (Centro Ricerca e Innovazione, Fondazione Edmund Mach, Italy)

09:45

(OC22) : The effect of cultivar, pressing temperature and kernel quality on the yield of walnut oil and its phenolic content  

Dr. Anita Solar, Assoc. Prof. Ana Slatnar, Prof. Dr. Franci Stampar, Prof. Dr. Metka Hudina, Prof. Dr. Robert Veberic (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

10:00

(OC23) : The influence of the harvest time and duration of drying on the quality of walnuts  

Dr. Anita Solar, Prof. Dr. Rajko Vidrih, Aljaz Medic, Prof. Dr. Robert Veberic, Prof. Dr. Metka Hudina (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

10:15 – 10:21 Poster presentations (see list below)
10:21 – 10:50 Coffee break
10:50 – 12:20 SESSION IV:  PLANT PRODUCTION,ORCHARD MANAGEMENT, DEFENSE
10:50 – 11:35

Keynote Lecture (KL4) : Organic Agriculture, Agroforestry, Other Productions

Daniel Wipf (INRAE, France)

11:35 – 12:20 Oral presentations
11:35

(OC24) : Pecan cultivation in Puglia region, Southeastern Italy: fruits and truffle production

Assoc. Prof. Giuseppe Ferrara, Prof. Dr. Leonardo Lombardini, Dr. Andrea Mazzeo, Dr. Giovanni Luigi Bruno (Università di Bari, Italy)

11:50

(OC25) : French Pecan project – Adaptation of arboriculture to climate change through agroforestry pecan cultivation in France

Mr. Fabien BALAGUER, Mr. Mathieu DUFLOS (Association Française d’Agroforesterie, France)

12:05

(OC26) : Performance of micropropagated walnut orchards trained to central leader in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Dr. Daniela Giovannini, Dr. Federica Brandi, Mr. Sandro Sirri, Dr. Francesca Massetani, Dr. Eugenio Cozzolino, Prof. Dr. Davide Neri (CREA, Italy)

12:20 – 12:50 Industry Session : UNITEC
12:50 – 14:05 Lunch break
14:05 – 16:05 SESSION IV:  PLANT PRODUCTION,ORCHARD MANAGEMENT, DEFENSE
14:05 – 16:05 Oral Presentations
14:05

(OC27) : Walnut rootstocks mycorrhization: when microorganisms help micro-propagated plants to adapt  

Dr. Laurent Jouve, Marianne Sinquin, Dr. Céline Allewaert, Dr. Sharhiar Hessami, Thomas Brun (TARNAGAS, France)

14:20

(OC28) : Financial and design aspects of walnut agroforestry in the UK  

Prof. Dr. Steve M. Newman, Mr. Tom Tame (BioDiversity International Ltd, United Kingdom)

14:35

(OC29) : Effects of crop covers in walnut orchards  

Delphine Sneedse, Eloïse TRANCHAND (SENURA, France)

14:50

(OC30) : Use of Mechanical Hedge Pruning to Transition Southeastern U.S. Pecan Production to a More Profitable and Sustainable System

Lenny Wells (University of Georgia, USA)

15:05

(OC31) : high density walnut management  

Mr. Gustavo Mendoza (Nogaltec, Chile)

15:20

(OC32) : Characteristics of spray coverage from large pecan orchard air-blast sprayers

Dr. Clive Bock, Dr. Ted Cottrell, Dr. Michael Hotchkiss (United States Department of Agriculture, USA)

15:35

(OC33) : Improving pecan nut yield by applying Kelpak® during flowering

Pedro Larrain, Dr. Heino Papenfus (KELPAK, Chile)

15:50

(OC34) : Surveying fungal diversity in pecan orchards of the Southwestern USA

McKenzie Stock, Dr. Richard J. Heerema, Dr. Jennifer J. Randall, Dr. Nicole Pietrasiak (New Mexico State University, USA)

16:05 – 16:35 Coffee break
16:35 – 17:35 SESSION IV:  PLANT PRODUCTION,ORCHARD MANAGEMENT, DEFENSE
16:35 – 17:35 Oral Presentations
16:35

(OC35) : SysNoix, a French innovative project to answer tomorrow’s needs  

Marine Barbedette, Marianne Ms. Naudin (SENURA, France)

16:50

(OC36) : Ecklonia maxima seaweed extract improves nut set and nut size of ‘Chandler’ walnuts trees  

Pedro Larrain, Alejandro Ochagavia, Hector Tabilo (KELPAK, Chile)

17:05

(OC37) : Mitigation of salinity stress in ‘Chandler’ walnuts by the soil application of Ascophyllum nodosum extracts: effects on growth, yield and its impact on physical and biological soil properties  

Prof. Victor Beyá-Marshall, Mr. Francisco Quintanilla, Prof.Dr. Thomas Fichet (University of Chile, Chile)

17:20

(OC38) : Evaluation of different training techniques in walnut orchard  

Veronica Giorgi, Marco Vanacore, Samuele Crescenzi, Matteo Zucchini, Eugenio Cozzolino, Prof. Dr. Davide Neri, Dr. Daniela Giovannini (CREA, Italy)

SESSION III: PODUCTION, HARVEST, FRUIT QUALITY AND MARKETING

These posters will be presented on June 14 from 10:15 – 10:21

 

  • (P10) : Pruning strategy depending on the variety (Franquette, Fernor, Lara)

Ms. Delphine SNEEDSE (SENURA, France)

  • (P11) : Microbiome observations of fully-watered and deficit-watered micropropagated rootstock pecan trees

Dr. Kimberly Cervantes (New Mexico State University, USA)

  • (P12) : Exploring the molecular basis of the scarlet pellicle trait in English walnut (Juglans regia ‘Robert Livermore’)

Noah G. Feinberg (University of California, USA)

  • (P13) : Fruit effect of exogenous application of calcium chloride in Chandler commercial walnut orchards

Assist. Prof. Helen Kalorizou (University of Patras, Greece)

  • (P14) : Effects of Modified Atmosphere Packaging on in-shell stored fresh walnuts

Dr. Miltiadis Christopoulos (Hellenic Agricultural Organizatoin – Demeter, Greece)