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• Interview: Silke Dachbrodt-Saaydeh
  

  To coincide with November's Paris seminar, Sustainable Agriculture and Pesticides: What is at stake? What are the options? (see news), ENDURE interviewed Silke Dachbrodt-Saaydeh (pictured below right), from Germany's Julius Kuehn Institute, and leader of the ENDURE SA4.5 group, which is providing scientific support to policy makers.

• New guides now available
  

  The range of guides available for advisers and extension services is expanding, with the addition of one guide examining integrated weed management for maize and another focusing on using cultivar resistance for reducing fungicide input for wheat.

• Conference: news and photos online!
  

  If you could not make it to Diversifying Crop Protection, ENDURE's first international conference, or were there and want a reminder of what happened, more news and photos are now online.

• Sign up for electronic newsletter
  

  ENDURE will shortly be launching an electronic newsletter

• Conference abstracts online!
  

  Abstracts for all 128 presentations, both oral and poster sessions, for ENDURE's International Conference can now be consulted online.

• Conference: key speaker summaries now online
  

  You can now get an early preview of the key speeches scheduled for this October's ENDURE International Conference

• Conference: visitor's guide now online
  

  An invaluable guide for conference participants is now available online

• Grants awarded to INCO researchers
  

  Scientists from Egypt and Algeria will be spending up to three months conducting research work in Italy as a result of ENDURE's grant scheme for researchers from INCO (International Cooperation) countries.

• Publicity drive for MRLs
  

  The European Commission has put pesticides firmly in the spotlight to mark the introduction of new harmonised maximum residue levels

• Conference: book on-line for October
  

  The deadline for reduced-price admission to ENDURE's first International Conference, to be held in southern France this autumn, has now passed but bookings can still be made on-line.