Reference material for biocontrol professionals

Post show reports and publications

Following each edition, the summit team documents the agenda, the panels and the questions raised, so that delegates who could not attend can still follow the discussion. A selection of published items and report covers is available below.

Post show report

Global biocontrol publication

Reference publication produced around the summit series, summarising biological control innovation for the sector.

Publication

Bio resource overview

Supporting resource material for attendees looking into the global agricultural biologicals market.

PDF

Downloadable report

Compact PDF edition of the report, suited to sharing within research and commercial teams.

Report

Additional resource copy

Further reading material issued for earlier editions of the summit.

PDF

Archive edition

Stored document covering earlier material prepared for delegates and sponsors.

Interviews

Speaker input

Speaker and advisory member perspectives referenced across the published material.

Editions covered by the material

Published documentation has accompanied the online editions of the summit series.

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