Overview

The ASA, CSSA, SSSA International Annual Meeting is a premier scientific meeting.

Why Attend – 2022

The Annual Meeting brings together thousands of scientific leaders from industry, government agencies, and academic institutions. It’s the premier opportunity for professionals working in agronomic, crop, soil, and related sciences to hear about the latest research, meet and learn from their peers, expand their knowledge base, and take advantage of networking opportunities to enhance their careers.

Also, the Meeting provides innovative scientific abstracts, oral and poster sessions, a robust exhibit hall, technical workshops, and professional tours. Plus, there's a career center, graduate and undergraduate programs, distinguished lecturers, awards, continuing education units (CEUs), prizes, and more.

The world-class exhibition displays the latest scientific equipment, supplies, services, and reference materials available.

Why Exhibit – 2022

For exhibitors, the Meeting is an opportunity to reach thousands of scientists, researchers, educators and students who make and influence buying decisions-- all in one place.

Organizer

The American Society of Agronomy (ASA) is dedicated to sustaining and advancing the field of agronomy. For more than 110 years, ASA has provided a scientific and professional home for agronomists around the world. Focus areas include agronomic productions systems, biometry and statistical computing, climatology and modeling, education and extension, environmental quality, global agronomy, land management, and conservation.

The Crop Science Society of America CSSA fosters the mission of plant science for a better world and strives to be the proactive leader in influencing policy and creating cooperative partnerships to advance crop science. Founded in 1955, focus areas include crop breeding and genetics, physiology and metabolism, seed production/technology, turfgrass science, forage & grazinglands, genomics, plant genetic resources, and biomedical/health-beneficial/nutritionally-enhanced plants.

The Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) seeks to advance soils as fundamental to life. Focus areas include soil physics, chemistry, mineralogy, biology and biochemistry, and pedology; soil fertility and plant nutrition, nutrient management, soil and water management and conservation, environmental quality, wetland soils, urban & anthropogenic soils, and forest/range/wildland soils, consulting soil scientists, and soil education and outreach.

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