Hungarian branch

Published: 31 October 2018 31 October 2018

Website: http://huistro.hu

MAGYAR TALAJMŰVELŐK TÁRSASÁGA

– HUNGARIAN BRANCH OF ISTRO --

Alapítva 1993 ápr. 30-án, Gödöllőn – Founded in Gödöllő, 30 April 1993

Download the details of the Hungary branch here: (pdf, 260kb)

Nyilvántartásba vétel: Pest Megyei Bíróság TSZ 1/94 – Registered by Court of Pest Megye, Nr.1/94

Hungarian Branch of ISTRO was founded in Gödöllö on April 30, 1993.
Board for the 2002-2007 term:
Chair: Birkas, Marta;
Secretary: Gyuricza, Csaba;
Treasurer: Mezei, Tibor

Address: Szent István University Gödöllő,
Institute of Crop Production Science,
H-2103 Gödöllő
HUNGARY
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The Hungarian branch currently has 47 members, 11 honorary members, and 2 Honorary Ltd. members.

 

Soil, plant, environment (photo: Birkás, M., 2006)


Objectives of the Hungarian Branch

  • Joining to ISTRO (founded in 1973) by actively adopting ISTRO Goals to develop expertise on soils, crops, and environment for the future of agriculture;
  • Supporting scientific research on soil tillage and related fields (soil physics, soil and environment conservation, crop production, mechanization) and promoting the application of the results;
  • Establishing and promoting contracts among scientific and practical experts;
  • Presentation and discussion of soil tillage results at conferences and with demonstrations;
  • Maintaining the traditions of soil tillage and related sciences, including the honour and appreciation of scientists, authors, farmers, and machine manufacturers and designers;
  • Development of soil tillage and soil conservation, spreading knowledge, and training others based on new results;
  • Moral and financial support for young scientists;
  • Initiating and cooperating in scientific conferences and research projects on soil tillage and related fields;
  • Publication in national and international journals and selecting special soil tillage issues;
  • Popularization of ISTRO and Hungarian Branch activity.

 
Pulawy, 1997