Behaviour of Pesticides in Air, Soil and Water

Plant protection products (PPP) are strictly regulated within the European Union. The risk management and environmental assessment of PPPs, essential to produce compliant products, poses challenges across the entire plant protection industry.

The conference brings together representatives from regulatory and industry backgrounds, as well as political decision-makers to discuss the latest regulatory developments. It keeps track of scientific progress, advances in environmental fate and exposure as well as recent developments in risk assessment and risk mitigation.

Newcomers to the topic of environmental behaviour of pesticides benefit from this exchange just as much as experienced e-fate managers.

You can also follow all the exciting contributions in Dusseldorf! Please find further information on the on-site conference here.

Early Bird Bookings – 20% discount valid until 31 January 2026 with discount code: AGROKONF20

Who should attend this conference?

Professionals working in the fields of:

• Environmental behaviour
• Field inspection
• Research & development
• Legal & regulatory affairs
• Registration
• Ecotoxicology
• Exposure & risk assessment
• Monitoring & computer modelling

Sectors that should take part:

• Agrochemical industry
• Research institutes from the area of agriculture, soil, hydrology and air
• Authorities (agricultural inspection offices, registration and control authorities)
• Water supply enterprises
• Professional associations

What our participants think about this event:

• “Great insight in the current status developments of guidelines. Very useful and informative presentations.” (Ingo Lobe, SCC Ramboll)
• “Very well organised event, that gives the opportunity to get in contact with experts in the different aspects of risk assessment of pesticides, regulatory bodies, scientists and pesticide industry.” (Mria de la Cruz Garcerá, Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Agrarias, Spain)
• “Gives an excellent overview of relevant developments in the field.” (anonymous)

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